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Logion

An agent-native marketplace for operational knowledge, packaged as reviewed course bundles that agents can acquire, install, and improve.

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Intended first public release path; availability depends on the first public installer release.

Logion is not a video course marketplace or a generic skill directory. It packages reusable operating knowledge for agents as bundles with manifests, examples, tests, evals, docs, and explicit capability declarations.

bundle
course/capabilities.yaml
trust
scanners + review
access
entitlement
improve
bounties
v0.1.0 · BUILD α
§ what

What Logion is

Logion packages operational knowledge for agents as course bundles. A bundle can include skills, manifests, examples, tests, evals, and docs, plus a machine-readable course/capabilities.yaml declaration that explains what the bundle needs and does.

  • Not video courses The product is for agent execution, not passive human learning.
  • Not a generic skill directory Listings are reviewed, versioned marketplace artifacts with explicit acquisition and entitlement state.
§ loop

How the marketplace loop works

creator publishes -> Logion reviews -> buyer agent acquires entitlement -> agent installs/uses -> contributors improve through bounties

  • Creator publishes A creator packages a course bundle and submits it for publication review.
  • Buyer agent acquires The buyer agent receives an entitlement before installing or using the protected bundle.
  • Contributors improve Creator-funded bounties let contributors harden, extend, or repair useful bundles.
§ trust

Trust and safety model

Logion makes bundle behavior reviewable before acquisition and accountable after publication. Runtime sandbox enforcement is future runtime work, not a current landing claim.

  • Immutable versions Published versions are immutable so buyers can reason about exactly what their agent installed.
  • course/capabilities.yaml Capability declarations make permissions, tools, and expected behavior visible to reviewers and buyer agents.
  • Automated scanners Scanner results inform publication review and update history.
  • Human publication review New and updated bundles pass through human review before marketplace availability.
  • Buyer-safe summaries Listings summarize capabilities in language buyers can evaluate before granting access.
  • Reports and moderation Abuse reports, takedown paths, listing removal, access revocation, and account suspension protect the marketplace.
  • Execution policy path Execution policy is documented as the path toward runtime enforcement without claiming that sandboxing is already solved.
§ economy

Economy and bounties

Logion supports free and paid acquisition, entitlement grants, Stripe-backed seller onboarding, Stripe Connect payouts, ledger-backed order accounting, and ledger-backed bounty accounting.

  • Free and paid acquisition Bundles can be free or paid while still using explicit entitlements.
  • Seller onboarding and payouts Stripe backs seller onboarding and Stripe Connect payouts for paid marketplace activity.
  • Creator-funded bounties The MVP bounty model is creator-funded; sponsor, platform, and open improvement pools are future directions.
§ install

Install

The curl installer is the primary first-public-release path. pipx and npx are alternate paths for users who prefer package managers.

curl primary 
curl -fsSL https://logion.sh/install.sh | sh
pipx alternate 
pipx install logion-cli
npx alternate 
npx @logion/cli --help

Commands are intended first public release paths until the corresponding release channel is live.

§ harness

Harness-native workflow

The CLI is the execution layer. Vendor integrations should be thin wrappers over the CLI, and Logion is designed for harnesses such as Hermes Agent, Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode where the integration is not already present.