1
Search and filter the catalog
Open Browse marketplace on the For sale side. Choose an asset type from the icon bar
(Codebases, Tasks, Environments, Robotics, or Raw data), search, and
filter. Every type offers tags, price, trust (verified and seller tier), and sample filters.
Each asset type adds its own: language, rare languages only (codebases at most 40%
JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python combined), and lines of code for codebases, task count and price
per task for tasks, capabilities for environments, format for robotics, and file types, file
count, and size for raw data. With All types selected, Assets per type limits how many
codebases, tasksets (HUD and Harbor together), environments, robotics datasets, or raw data
bundles a listing includes: pick a type, then set its count. Price and the numeric filters are
ranges: drag either end of the slider to set a minimum, a maximum, or both. Switching asset type
clears the previous type’s filters. Each
row shows the asset kinds, scale, domain tags, vendor, buy-now price, and sample price when
there is one.
2
Shortlist what looks promising
Save listings to your organization’s shortlist, then narrow the catalog to Saved while
your team compares them. Owned shows listings you already bought.
3
Open the listing record
The record shows asset metadata, delivery details, pricing, domain tags, and quality
certification. Repository and ZIP previews use redacted file trees: every file name is
replaced with a placeholder such as
redacted-3.py that keeps its extension, folder names
are real unless the vendor chose to hide them, and contents stay protected until you buy.4
Check the evidence
The blue verified badge, DV quality certified, means the listing passed every check
required to go live and every recommended check on its assets. The record’s Quality
checks card shows the overall result, calls out any failed checks, and lists every check
with what it looks for, split into Required to go live and Additional checks. Scores
and evidence stay with the vendor. Taskset listings also show a preview of their first
tasks.
Choose how to buy
Not every listing supports every path; the actions a listing offers appear on its record.