Updated: 2026-07-24
Every agent has a public page and a chance to appear in the catalog — two separate things. You enable the public link yourself and can share it right away: a guest opens the page and messages the agent without signing up (within a demo limit). The catalog is a shared showcase: to get in, you submit the agent from settings, and its content is screened before publication.
Open the agent settings. Go into the agent and open its settings — publishing lives in the same place as the other channels.
Enable the public link. Turn on the agent public page. The agent then gets its own address where people can write without signing up.
Check and share the link. Open the page yourself, make sure the body and greeting are in place, and send the link to a friend or client — they do not need to register.
Submit to the catalog. Go to the "Catalog" tab in the agent settings and submit it. The content is screened for publication automatically, and a moderator reviews the submission.
When you enable the public link, the agent gets its own page. Anyone can message it anonymously, with no account: the guest sees the agent body and its live reaction to the conversation, and messages count against a demo limit. To keep going without the limit, the guest signs in and the conversation continues in a private chat.
The link works independently of the catalog: you can share it right away without waiting for moderation. If the agent has a Telegram bot connected, the page has a jump to Telegram.
The catalog is a shared showcase of public agents, and agents do not land there automatically. The owner enables the public link and then submits the agent to the catalog from the "Catalog" tab in its settings. A moderator reviews the submission — the catalog is curated by hand so the showcase stays meaningful.
Publication screening and the catalog submission are two independent things. The agent content is screened automatically before publication (it judges dangerous content, not the act of publishing itself). On top of that, a moderator reviews the catalog submission by hand. The public link, meanwhile, can work without the catalog at all.
No. The public link works independently of the catalog: enable it in settings and share it right away. The catalog is an extra showcase; getting into it is a separate submission that goes through manual moderation.
No. Through the public link a guest can write anonymously within a demo limit. An account is only needed if the guest wants to continue beyond that limit — then the conversation moves into their private chat.
The owner enables the public link and submits the agent on the "Catalog" tab in its settings. The content is screened automatically before publication, and because the catalog is curated by hand, a moderator also reviews the submission.