Skill Marketplace — Community Ecosystem & Extension Management

To publish your own JARVIS skill, package the project directory and call the publish_skill API with the package path and metadata including name, description, and category. The marketplace enforces metadata validation and governance workflows before approving the package for community installation.

Sandboxing secures third-party marketplace extensions by enforcing strict permissions and validation workflows during the installation lifecycle. This governed approach isolates dependency handling and restricts unauthorized actions, ensuring scalable collaboration without compromising the host environment.

Yes, you can manage the complete skill lifecycle including installation, updates, enabling, and disabling through centralized governance APIs. The marketplace provides lifecycle management controls designed for developers and power users to securely govern their active JARVIS extensions.

Security trust signals include sandboxing enforcement, permissions validation, metadata checks, community governance reviews, and dependency handling workflows. These signals help developers evaluate the safety and reliability of community skills before proceeding with installation and lifecycle management.

No, dependency handling is managed automatically through the marketplace's validation workflows and governance APIs. When you publish a skill package, the system processes metadata and resolves dependencies securely, ensuring scalable collaboration without manual intervention for trusted installation.