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memstack-marketing-marketplace-submit

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Use when the user says 'submit to marketplace', 'publish my skill', 'share this skill', 'list on marketplace', 'submit plugin', 'publish to community', or needs to submit a skill or plugin to a community marketplace via PR. Do NOT use for building skills or writing plugin code.

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5 rules. About 0 are common, 5 are distinctive, and 0 are very specific to this project.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Do NOT use for skill creation (that's Forge)

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  2. Distinctive:

    Do NOT use for plugin development

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  3. Distinctive:

    Do NOT use for npm publishing (different workflow)

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  4. Distinctive:

    Verify the skill/plugin is ready:

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  5. Distinctive:

    Do NOT submit proprietary or Pro skills to public marketplaces.

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SKILL.md

Marketplace Submit: Preparing marketplace submission...

Step-by-step guide to submit skills, plugins, or tools to community marketplaces via pull request.

Activation

TriggerStatus
User says "submit to marketplace" or "publish my skill"ACTIVE
User says "share this skill" or "list on marketplace"ACTIVE
User says "submit plugin" or "publish to community"ACTIVE
User wants to build a skillNOT this skill: use Forge
User wants to write plugin codeNOT this skill: use standard development

Context Guard

  • Do NOT use for skill creation (that's Forge)
  • Do NOT use for plugin development
  • Do NOT use for npm publishing (different workflow)
  • This skill ONLY handles marketplace submission via PR

Target Marketplaces

MarketplaceURLFormatSubmission
buildwithclaudegithub.com/davepoon/buildwithclaudeSkills/plugins directoryFork + PR
awesome-mcp-serversgithub.com/punkpeye/awesome-mcp-serversAwesome listFork + PR
Smitherysmithery.aiMCP registryWeb submission
Glama MCPglama.ai/mcp/serversMCP directoryFork + PR
awesome-claude-codeCommunity reposVariousFork + PR

Steps

Step 1: Prepare the submission package

Verify the skill/plugin is ready:

CheckHow to verify
SKILL.md exists and is completeRead the file, confirm frontmatter + body
Name and description are clearDescription explains what it does in one sentence
Trigger words are specificNo vague triggers that overlap with other skills
No proprietary/Pro contentConfirm this is a free skill or has permission
Works locallyUser has tested it in their own CC session
# Verify the skill file exists and has frontmatter
head -10 skills/<category>/<name>/SKILL.md

Step 2: Fork the target repository

# Fork via GitHub CLI
gh repo fork <owner>/<repo> --clone

# Or fork via web UI at github.com/<owner>/<repo>/fork

Step 3: Create a submission branch

cd <forked-repo>
git checkout -b add-<skill-name>

Step 4: Add your content

Each marketplace has its own structure. Follow the existing patterns:

For buildwithclaude (skill directory):

# Create your skill folder
mkdir -p <skill-name>
# Copy your SKILL.md
cp /path/to/your/SKILL.md <skill-name>/SKILL.md
# Add a README if required

For awesome lists (link addition):

<!-- Add to the appropriate section in README.md -->
- [Skill Name](link) - One-line description of what it does

Step 5: Write the PR description

Follow this template:

## Add [Skill Name]

### What it does
[1-2 sentences explaining the skill's purpose]

### Trigger keywords
[List the activation triggers]

### Category
[e.g., Development, Automation, Marketing]

### Testing
- [ ] Tested locally in Claude Code
- [ ] Follows repository's contribution guidelines
- [ ] No duplicate of existing entries

### Author
[Your name/handle]

Step 6: Submit the PR

# Stage and commit
git add .
git commit -m "Add <skill-name> skill"

# Push to your fork
git push origin add-<skill-name>

# Create the PR
gh pr create --title "Add <skill-name>" --body "$(cat <<'PREOF'
## Add [Skill Name]

### What it does
[description]

### Trigger keywords
[triggers]

### Testing
- [x] Tested locally in Claude Code
- [x] Follows contribution guidelines
- [x] No duplicate of existing entries
PREOF
)"

Step 7: Track submission status

# Check PR status
gh pr status

# View PR checks
gh pr checks

Output Template

Marketplace Submission Checklist:
- Target: [marketplace name]
- Skill: [skill name]
- Branch: add-[skill-name]
- PR: [URL when created]

Status: [ready to submit / submitted / merged]

Multi-Marketplace Strategy

For maximum visibility, submit to multiple marketplaces in sequence:

  1. Primary marketplace first (e.g., buildwithclaude)
  2. Wait for merge
  3. Submit to secondary marketplaces with link to primary

Do NOT submit proprietary or Pro skills to public marketplaces.

Disambiguation

  • "submit to marketplace" / "publish my skill" = Marketplace Submit
  • "build a skill" / "create a skill" = Forge (not this skill)
  • "npm publish" / "publish package" = npm workflow (not this skill)
  • "share on Slack" = Direct sharing (not this skill)

Level History

  • Lv.1: Base: Multi-marketplace submission guide with PR templates, fork workflow, tracking. (Origin: MemStack v3.5, Apr 2026)

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