External dashboards
Give an LLM the Marketplace dashboard skill to adapt the built-in experience or create a separate client.
To create a custom Marketplace dashboard, copy the skill and give it to your LLM. The skill will explain that Marketplace is not a Keystone product: it has no database and no admin dashboard. Operator behavior lives in marketplace.config.json, the environment, the MCP tools, and the platform adapters.
After that source orientation, it will ask what you dislike, what should stay, what workflows and users matter, and what the replacement should look and feel like. It then traces the exact routes, feature slices, MCP tools, adapter GraphQL calls, browser storage, and provider boundaries in the supplied Marketplace codebase before proposing work.
Current operator surfaces
Current source has no /dashboard/platform routes. The app/dashboard and features/platform folders in a local checkout are empty, and nothing in the app links to them. There is no sign-in, user model, or role system.
These are the places an operator works with today:
| Surface | Path | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Store registry | marketplace.config.json | Server allowlist of stores (baseUrl, platform, optional id, name). Edited by hand and deployed. |
| Environment | .env | Shared OpenRouter key, model, and token cap; switch to turn off bring-your-own-key; custom AI origin allowlist. |
| MCP server status | GET /api/mcp-transport/http | Returns the number of admitted stores and each store's id, platform, and baseUrl. |
| In-app store editor | / (settings) | Lets each buyer remove, re-add, and rename admitted stores in their own browser. It cannot add a store that is missing from marketplace.config.json. |
| Setup dialog | / (first visit) | Sets marketplace name, theme, and AI mode in the browser. |
| Server logs | host logs | Tool and source failures log tool name, store ID, operation name, and error name, never arguments. |
A custom operator dashboard would need new server code: an authenticated route to edit the registry, store health checks, and audit records. None of that exists now.