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Templates are currently in beta.
Templates are the fastest path to a working agent. Instead of configuring everything yourself, you pick a template that does what you need — it ships with the right skills, settings, and personality already in place. You add your API keys, and you deploy.
Current Marketplace page

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Where to look

Two places, depending on what you’re after:
  • Marketplace — every published template, from Pinata and from other builders. The current UI exposes filters for category, engine, and tag, with featured templates floated to the top. Some are paid; those use x402 micropayments and you complete the purchase in flow.
  • My Templates — templates you’ve created, submitted, or imported. In the current sidebar it sits under Marketplace, rather than as its own top-level item.
Click any template card to open its details — description, skills it bundles, secrets it’ll ask you for, and any scheduled tasks it sets up.

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Deploying

Once you’ve found one you like:
  1. Click Deploy This Agent
  2. Name your agent
  3. Provide whatever secrets the template asks for (usually just your LLM key)
  4. Deploy
Provisioning takes about 30 seconds. You’ll land on the agent’s Chat tab, ready to talk to it.

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A note on secrets

Every template needs at least an LLM provider key (ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, OPENAI_API_KEY, etc.). Many need more — a Telegram template needs a bot token, a trading template might need exchange credentials. The template card spells out exactly what it needs. You can add the secrets ahead of time in the Secrets Vault, or wait — the deploy flow prompts you for anything missing.

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Using the CLI

pinata agents templates list                    # Browse templates
pinata agents create --template <template-id>   # Deploy one

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Create Your Own

Built something useful? Package it as a template and share it with others - or just use it to quickly spin up copies of your own agents.

Creating Templates

Walk through packaging your agent as a reusable template

Manifest reference

Full reference for every field in manifest.json

Reference Template

Clone this starter repo - it includes working examples of routes, tasks, lifecycle scripts, and secrets.