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-title: Marketplace
-description: Discover community Herdr plugins on GitHub, and get your own plugin listed.
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-
-The Herdr plugin marketplace is a discoverable index of community plugins.
-Browse it at [herdr.dev/plugins](/plugins/). It is an automatic index of public
-GitHub repositories, not a reviewed catalog.
-
-## Browse plugins
-
-The [marketplace](/plugins/) lists every public repository tagged with the
-GitHub topic `herdr-plugin`. Search by name, owner, description, or language,
-and sort by popularity, recent activity, or newest. Each listing links straight
-to its source repository on GitHub.
-
-Discovery is automatic and unreviewed. A listing means a repository tagged
-itself, not that Herdr vetted it, so the
-[trust guidance](/docs/plugins/#trust-and-security) applies before you install
-anything.
-
-## Install a plugin
-
-The marketplace adds discovery on top of installation; it does not replace it.
-Install any plugin straight from GitHub:
-
-```bash
-herdr plugin install owner/repo[/subdir...]
-```
-
-Publish a normal public GitHub repository with a `herdr-plugin.toml` manifest at
-its root, or in a subdirectory, and that command works. See
-[Plugins](/docs/plugins/) for the manifest and authoring reference.
-
-## Get your plugin listed
-
-Add the GitHub topic `herdr-plugin` to a public repository. That topic is the
-only signal the index uses, so tagging a public plugin is all it takes. The
-index refreshes automatically every 30 minutes, so a newly tagged repository
-shows up shortly after, and one that drops the topic disappears on the next
-refresh.
-
-## What a listing shows
-
-Each card shows GitHub repository metadata: the repository name and owner, its
-description, star count, primary language, and the time it was last pushed, with
-a link back to the source. The index reads this from GitHub's repository search,
-so keeping your repository description and topics accurate is what makes your
-listing useful.
-
-The index does not parse `herdr-plugin.toml` yet, so manifest fields like the
-plugin `id`, declared `platforms`, and `min_herdr_version` are not shown in v1.
-Forks and archived repositories are excluded from the list.