Marketplace
Establish a trust-gated marketplace story for Ghost where capabilities, services, and integrations are distributed with evidence and revocation in mind.
Spotlight
The marketplace story becomes credible when distribution, certification, rollback, and trust all live under the same sovereign operating model.
Constitutional commitments
Who this surface is for
Need a governed capability exchange where certification, revocation, and settlement remain explicit and inspectable.
Need a marketplace story that does not break Ghost's constitutional boundary model when external capabilities enter the field.
Need a credible trust-gated distribution motion instead of a generic AI app directory narrative.
What a pilot produces
A pilot lifecycle mapping discovery, certification, activation, and revocation for one governed capability flow.
A pilot policy set showing what a marketplace entry must prove before institutional activation.
Signed records of activation, constraint, and rollback behavior for the tested capability path.
Signature operating module
This visual module gives the surface its own product-specific logic and rhythm instead of reusing a single generalized storytelling block.
Marketplace lifecycle
Governed exchange rules
Operating surface
Three lanes — boundaries, proof, control — per surface.
These sections translate Ghost's constitutional operating model into a specific surface with clear boundaries, visible proof, and institutional-grade control.
Position Ghost as the place where capabilities, packages, and agent services can be distributed with governance boundaries intact.
Give institutions a way to reason about certified capability exchange without losing locality, revocation, or evidence depth.
Link protocol completeness, partner strategy, and sovereign operations into a credible marketplace future.
Governed ecosystem motion
This surface is not just another page in the Ghost IA. It has a different operating rhythm, a different set of lenses, and a different scenario shape inside the constitutional system.
Marketplace actors need a trust posture strong enough to explain why a package, agent, or capability should be allowed into institutional workflows.
Ghost treats rollback and revocation as first-class governance events rather than hidden operational exceptions.
Economic flows and capability distribution remain attributable so institutions can reason about ecosystem trust, not just convenience.
Scenario rail
A capability enters an institution through the marketplace and must stay certifiable, monitorable, and interruptible for the whole lifecycle.
Publish the capability with a proof-aware trust profile and constitutional boundaries.
Allow institutions to verify, activate, and monitor it inside their own operating field.
Support rollback, revocation, and settlement with the same evidentiary continuity as deployment.
Program focus
These are the sovereign programs most responsible for how this flagship surface behaves in production.
Translate institutional law into machine-operable constitutional rules with simulation-gated activation and sealed version history.
Replace simple authentication with standing, scope, evidence obligation, and revocation paths for every machine and human actor.
Govern compute, model budgets, authority expenditure, human review, and trust debt as constitutional value flows.
Doctrine emphasis
Related surfaces
Cross-link enterprise, command, trust, and developer journeys.
These destinations connect this surface back into the wider Ghost operating model so the site stays coherent across enterprise, command, trust, and developer journeys.