Your page
Every item on a page of your own.
Stills and recordings captured from your own docs, a claimed badge that says it is really you, and a page per collection you can point people at.
For teams
Your components, screens, and themes, listed under your name and delivered into people's projects by their coding agent.
What you get
Publishing on Catalogs is not another link to maintain. It is how your work gets found by someone typing a request into their editor, and how it lands in their project as real files.
Your page
Stills and recordings captured from your own docs, a claimed badge that says it is really you, and a page per collection you can point people at.
Delivery
A person picks your item, their agent receives the real files with your guide, and builds them into the project. No copy and paste, no guessing from a screenshot.
Ownership
Your catalog manifests live in your repo. Publish from there whenever you change something. Keep your own registry if you have one; Catalogs can point at it instead of hosting the files.
How publishing works
You tell us what you would publish. Once you are in, your agent sets up catalog manifests and helps you publish.
01 · Apply
A link to the work and a sentence about it. We read every one and reply by email.
02 · Set up with your agent
Your agent connects to Catalogs, creates the catalog folder in your repo, and fills in each item from your code.
03 · Publish
Publish shows you the plan, you confirm, and your page is up with previews captured from your docs.
During the beta
Tell us what you would publish and we will get back to you. Every application is read by a person.