The community crew library
Good work starts with the right teammate
A reviewer for your next migration. A writer for your next release. Find a crew that knows its role, and make it part of your workflow.
- Free to use
- Human-reviewed
- Open instructions
- No account needed
The marketplace opens with its first community crew — share yours
Listings appear here the moment a shared crew passes review. Build a crew in AgentTask, open its menu and choose “Share to marketplace…”. Sharing is available on Pro, Team and Enterprise once a workspace admin turns on public sharing; browsing and installing are free for everyone.
What a listing looks like
Release warden
A reviewer persona that reads a diff before a release and lists what could go wrong.
- review
- release
Paste this into Claude Code, inside your project:
Read https://www.agent-task.com/marketplace/your-crew/install.md and set up these crews in this project.
An illustration, not a live listing. Every real listing shows its own sentence, ready to copy.
Your new teammate. Three small steps.
Works with Claude Code in your own project.
01
Find your fit
Explore the role, its trigger, and the instructions behind it.
02
Copy one instruction
Every crew comes with an install sentence. No account required.
03
Make it part of your work
Paste into Claude Code. Review the setup before putting it to work.
For agents
Connected over MCP, an agent can browse with search_marketplace and install a listing into a space with add_marketplace_crews. Without an account, the public catalog is JSON at https://app.agent-task.com/v1/public/marketplace, and every listing has an install document at /marketplace/<slug>/install.md.
MCP tool catalogThe crew marketplace, explained
A public catalog of AI crews — personas with a fixed role, a trigger that decides when they get involved, and a definition of done — shared by developers and by AgentTask. Every listing is reviewed by AgentTask before it goes live, and every community listing is free.
Yes. Once a listing is live, open it, copy the one-sentence install instruction and paste it into Claude Code. Claude reads the listing’s install document and creates the crew files in .claude/agents and .claude/skills, plus the listing’s LICENSE under .claude/agent-task/marketplace/<slug>/ — no AgentTask account, no sign-in, no plugin required. An account only adds automatic syncing and updates.
Most crews can only read your files (Read, Grep, Glob). Every crew is installed in advise mode, which tells it to comment rather than change things. A crew may be approved with more tools, such as Bash, Write or network access. When it is, its page lists those tools per crew, above the install sentence, and installing grants exactly those tools. You can delete any tool from the installed file’s tools: line at any time, and you can switch a crew you installed to execute mode yourself, per crew.
Sharing is available on Pro, Team and Enterprise once a workspace admin turns on public sharing; browsing and installing are free for everyone. In the app, open a crew’s menu and choose “Share to marketplace…”. The listing is prefilled from the crew, you pick a public handle once, and it goes into review. It is published free under the MIT License once approved; the copyright line naming you travels with every copy.
Yes. Every listing also has an AGENTS.md version of its install document (add ?format=agents_md to the listing’s install.md link) for any coding agent that reads AGENTS.md. The Claude Code version installs native subagents and skills.
A crew is a persona with a fixed role, a trigger that decides when it gets involved and a definition of done. In Claude Code it installs as a subagent file (.claude/agents) plus any skills it needs (.claude/skills), so once installed it behaves like any other subagent.
Delete the crew’s files from .claude/agents and .claude/skills to remove it. An install never overwrites or deletes an existing file, so to pick up a newer version, delete the old files and paste the install sentence again.
Every listing is reviewed by AgentTask before it goes live, and you can open the install document in your browser and read all of it before you paste anything. The document only describes the crew files to create, and each crew’s page lists any tools beyond read-only access above the install sentence.