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ronneAI

Tools for teams to decide what their AI agents may do.

Starting with an open-source marketplace: a self-hosted, curated registry of AI capabilities. Skills, agents, rules, commands, hooks, MCP servers and more, reviewed by your team and installed into Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.

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Ronne AI Marketplace

Version 0.1.1

Available today

A registry your team runs on its own infrastructure. Someone proposes a skill, an agent, a rule, a hook or an MCP server; a moderator reviews it; it is released as an immutable version. Then anyone on the team installs it into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor with the rmk command line, or from inside the tool through the registry MCP server.

Open source (MIT) · SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL or MariaDB · Docker image · Node.js 24

Run it with Docker

The image is ronneai/marketplace on Docker Hub. Pull it from Docker Desktop, Portainer or the command line, then run it and set it up.

$ docker pull ronneai/marketplace
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What comes next

Planned

After the marketplace, Ronne AI is working on tools for larger organisations:

  • Policies per teamWhat each group's AI tools may do, set once for the whole team.
  • An agent runtimeRuns several agents under those policies, with a way to roll back what they did.
  • Approval stepsA person signs off before an agent takes a risky action.
  • One audit log and cost viewWho ran what, and what it cost, across teams.

None of this exists yet. The marketplace is the part you can run today.

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How an item gets in

  1. 1.

    Draft. Someone on the team writes the item: a manifest, ronne.yaml, plus its files. Drafts are private.

  2. 2.

    Review. A moderator who isn't the author reads it, asks for changes if needed, and approves it.

  3. 3.

    Release. It is published as an immutable version, such as 1.0.0, with a checksum, and latest points to it.

  4. 4.

    Install. rmk install turns it into the files each AI tool reads, and writes a lockfile so the whole team gets the same files.

Where it stands

The marketplace is in early development, at version 0.1.1. Installing, sign-in and access tokens, submissions, review, releases, the catalogue, the rmk command line for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and the registry MCP server are built.

Planned next: GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Antigravity CLI and Devin, and a visual composer for authoring.

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