Connect your agent to the Seller Console, and it can create a product, edit the listing, upload a package, and submit it for review. Every submission goes through the same review as one made in the Product Editor. The MCP page has the connection steps and the permissions your agent can request. This guide follows one product from connection to review.
- A Kurodyne account with Stripe connected. Connect Stripe in the Console before your agent creates a product, because your agent can't connect it. A new product can be submitted for review once your Stripe account can accept payments. Publish Your First Product covers connecting Stripe in the Console.
- An agent that supports remote MCP servers. It must connect over Streamable HTTP with browser sign-in. To upload a package or image, the agent also needs to read files on your computer and upload them, as coding agents with a terminal can.
- The product to deliver. You need its files as one ZIP file, a key or access link to deliver, or both, and at least one image that shows it.
Follow the MCP connection steps using the Seller Console endpoint. Publishing needs Make changes. If your agent didn't request it, select it under Optional access during approval.
For work that needs connection renewal, check that your agent requests Stay connected. How long a connection lasts explains renewal and when access ends.
Ask your agent to create a product. It creates a private draft that you can also open and edit in the Product Editor.
Give your agent the listing details: the title, description, category, product type, price, requirements, release label, and the private usage instructions buyers receive after purchase. Prices are whole US dollars from $5 to $500. The listing standards describe what review expects of each field.
- Images: Your agent uploads at least one image that shows the product. The first image is the main image.
- Package: Your agent uploads the ZIP file, up to 250 MB. The same package acceptance rules apply to agent uploads.
- Key or access link: Your agent sets what kind of value buyers receive, the access requirements shown before purchase, and the value itself.
A product needs a package, a key, or both. A key value or private usage instructions sent through your agent also pass through the agent and its AI provider. To keep them out of that path, enter them in the Product Editor instead. Kurodyne never returns a stored key value to your agent.
The Kurodyne Commercial License defines how buyers may use your product, including for personal, internal business, and commercial projects.
- Ask your agent to read the product's details. They include submission readiness and the actions currently available. Readiness lists anything still missing, such as an image, the release label, or the private usage instructions. Fix each item. For a new product, it also reports a Stripe account that can't accept payments yet, which you finish setting up in the Console.
- Ask your agent to submit the product for review. Submitting authorizes Kurodyne to grant the license to buyers on your behalf and confirms the seller warranty in the Terms.
Ask your agent for the product's status, or open the Console's Products page. After each change, your agent receives updated readiness and available actions. A submitted product shows In review. It changes to Approved or Changes requested when review finishes, and a new product can also be Rejected.
- Approved: The product goes live. It is listed in the Catalog while your Stripe account can accept payments.
- Changes requested: Your agent can read Kurodyne's feedback, fix the listing, and submit again. Fix a Listing That Needs Changes covers the same steps in the browser.
- Rejected: The decision is final. Your agent can delete the product or create a new product to try again. The Console shows its automatic deletion date.
- Stripe connection required: Connect Stripe in the Console before your agent can create a product, then ask again.
- Unpublished product limit reached: All unpublished products count, including those with Draft, Changes requested, In review, or Rejected status. Ask your agent to delete an unpublished product with Draft, Changes requested, or Rejected status, or wait for one in review to be approved. Rejected products also count until Kurodyne deletes them after the automatic deletion date.
- The agent can't make changes: The connection lacks Make changes, and some agents can't ask for it after they connect. Reconnect and select Make changes under Optional access.
- The connection stopped working: Access ended, or a change such as a new password revoked it. Reconnect from your agent.
- An abandoned upload blocks another: Ask your agent to cancel the active upload lease before starting a replacement.
- An upload doesn't start: The agent can't read or upload local files. Add the images and package in the Product Editor, then continue from your agent.
- Submission is refused: Ask your agent to read the product's updated readiness and follow any recovery hint. A new product also needs a Stripe account that can accept payments, which the Console's Diagnostics explains. If too many of your products are already in review, wait for a review to finish.
- Stripe setup and repair, and account settings, are available only in the browser.
- Deleting a product or discarding changes takes one tool call. Your agent may ask you to confirm, but Kurodyne doesn't require a second call.
Follow the MCP revocation instructions to end your client's connection in Settings. Revoking stops future reads and changes, but it doesn't delete data the client or its AI provider already received.