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Marketplace Blueprints

The Omnismith Marketplace is a global registry of pre-configured Blueprints — ready-made schema packages containing templates, attributes, reference structures, and sample data.

Rather than building data models from scratch, you can install a blueprint in seconds to deploy complete, industry-tested operational schemas directly into your workspace.

1. What a Blueprint Contains

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A Blueprint bundles together:

  • Attributes: Dimensions, Metrics, Lists, and Reference configurations.
  • Templates: Reusable schema layouts with attached attributes.
  • Sample Entities: (Optional) Initial records to help team members explore the workspace immediately.
  • Metadata: Category tags, install counts, author info, and setup instructions.

2. Exploring & Installing Blueprints

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  1. Navigate to Marketplace → Search via the navigation launcher (or click Browse Marketplace from the new project welcome modal).
  2. Browse & Filter: Search by keyword or filter by domain tags (e.g. crisis, it-assets, crm, logistics).
  3. Inspect Detail Modal: Click a blueprint card to view its description, author, attached templates, and preview attributes.
  4. Click Install: Select your target project and click Install Blueprint.
  5. Omnismith instantly instantiates all templates and attributes into your project workspace.

Marketplace search view with blueprint cards and installation detail dialog

3. Publishing Custom Blueprints

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Have you built a great data model for your team or industry? You can publish it to the Marketplace:

  1. Open your project settings.
  2. Select Export as Blueprint.
  3. Provide a title, description, and industry tags.
  4. Publish to the global registry so other team members or external organizations can deploy it.

💡 Developer Architecture Note

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[!NOTE] Schema Serialization: Blueprints are serialized declarative JSON schemas. Installing a blueprint executes idempotent schema migrations in the destination project, safely creating missing attributes and templates without overwriting existing workspace assets.

Next Steps

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