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Browse & install packs

The Playground Library (/store in the app — click Store in the sidebar) is a catalog of
ready-made playgrounds: a name, an icon, one or more agent teams, their skills, and a Brain tag to
keep their knowledge scoped. Installing a pack creates a brand-new playground in one click — you
don't configure anything by hand.

What's in the catalog today

| Pack | Price | What it sets up |
|---|---|---|
| Link Hub | Free | A team that curates a showcase page of your Redirect app links |
| Personal Trainer | Free | Coach + Nutrition Advisor, logs check-ins to the Brain |
| Research Assistant | Free | Researcher + Writer, produces briefs saved to the Brain |
| CEO Advisory | $19 (paid) | Strategy, Finance, and Ops advisors |

Free packs install with one click, right from the Store page. Paid packs use a redemption code —
see Buying a pack.

Installing a free pack
  1. Open Store from the sidebar.
  2. Find the pack under Playground Library and click Install.
  3. A new playground is created immediately — teams, agents, and skills all set up — and you're taken straight there.
Installing from a .zip or a code

If you have a pack file (someone exported their playground and sent it to you, or downloaded one
directly) or a redemption code, use Playgrounds → Import from Library:

  • Upload `.zip` — pick the file; it's parsed and installed as a new playground.
  • Paste a code — redeems a one-time code (see Buying a pack) against a paid catalog pack.

This is also reachable directly from the Store's "Have a package or a code?" panel.

Downloading a pack file directly

Free packs can also be fetched with a plain command, no browser needed:

curl -O https://agentplayground.net/api/library/packs/research-assistant/download

(swap research-assistant for the pack's id — link-hub, personal-trainer,
research-assistant). Paid pack ids return an error telling you to buy through the Store instead
of a free download.

What a pack actually contains

A pack is a single manifest.json (name, icon, Brain tags, one or more teams with their agents and
skills) plus a README.md, zipped together — the same shape you'd get from
exporting your own playground. Nothing exotic — no binary blobs, no
database dump, just declarative team/agent/skill definitions the installer turns into real rows.