Components
UUID Generator
Devory's canonical Runtime-qualified component — the first component to pass real, compiled, subprocess-execution qualification, and the package format's own canary.
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In active development
The Devory Marketplace is being introduced as a public catalogue of verified components, collections, workflows and integrations. Browsing is public today; installation, publishing and commercial transactions remain limited to qualified or future workflows.
Search, filter by category or filter by availability — every result below is a real catalogue entry, not a simulated search.
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Components
Devory's canonical Runtime-qualified component — the first component to pass real, compiled, subprocess-execution qualification, and the package format's own canary.
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438 specified component identities across 22 technical categories — application foundations, authentication, authorisation, API, data, AI, security, and more. Seven have audited, Runtime-qualified implementations today; the rest remain specified, not yet built.
View detailsCollections
The real, named collection grouping Devory's authentication-category components — sign-in, tokens, sessions, credential verification. Most member components remain specified rather than implemented.
View detailsWorkflows
The real, gateway-wired path from publisher identity through package upload, validation and publication to a browsable Marketplace listing. Free and internal-only listings can complete this path today; paid acquisition cannot yet.
View detailsAgents and integrations
The capability discovery, resource-scope and operation protocol foundation external AI agents use to request scoped, confirmed and audited operations on a user's behalf. No externally reachable network transport exists yet.
View detailsQualification profiles
The real qualification pipeline that validates a component package through compiled fixtures and genuine subprocess execution across four languages — Rust, TypeScript, Python and Go — before it can be trusted.
View detailsNothing shown here can currently be bought or installed. Engineering status (is it built) and availability (can you get it) are shown separately and honestly — a real, implemented capability is not the same thing as a publicly acquirable listing.
Author, qualify and publish components — free contributions or commercial listings, once publishing opens.
Find qualified components and reuse them under a stated licence, instead of rebuilding the same part.
Maintain a shared library of components a team has already qualified, visible only to that team.
Govern which components an organisation's teams may install, and manage licensing at the organisation level.