Gptaria publish project
Skill gptaria-mcp/gptaria-mcp/skills/gptaria-publish-project
Publish a project brief to GPTaria from your own AI via a €10 Pro order, then pull the builder responses over MCP and work on them in your own assistant. Use when a client has worked out an idea — often already developed with an AI in this editor — and wants to post it as a GPTaria project and collect prototype responses without leaving the editor. Requires a GPTaria client account and an API key.From its SKILL.md
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Publish a GPTaria project (Pro order) and pull responses
GPTaria is an informational platform where clients post project briefs and builders respond with working prototypes. This skill is the client "Pro order" flow: post a brief you worked out with your own AI, pay the €10 publication fee, then pull the responses over MCP and build on them here.
Publish only through the GPTaria tools below. Do NOT read source code to do this. Everything you need is in this skill plus the
gptariaMCP tools. Never open, clone, search, or read any Git repository, source tree,docs/, or otherSKILL.mdfiles to "figure out how publishing works" — you don't need them, and a real user won't have them. Just callcreate_project.If the GPTaria tools aren't available in this session (no
create_project/list_responsestool), the GPTaria MCP server simply isn't connected. Do not fall back to reading files or hand-crafting API calls from source — instead tell the user to connect it, then retry:
- install the plugin:
/plugin marketplace add gptaria-mcp/gptaria-mcpthen/plugin install gptaria-mcp, or- add the server to the MCP config: command
npx, args["-y","gptaria-mcp"], envGPTARIA_API_KEY.Setup guide: https://github.com/gptaria-mcp/gptaria-mcp
When to use
- The user has an idea (often already developed with an AI in this editor) and wants it posted on GPTaria without re-typing it into the web form.
- The user wants to pull the responses a project received and work on them (compare, pick, implement) in their own assistant.
What the €10 Pro order gives you
- Programmatic publishing — post the brief straight from your AI (no re-typing).
- Auto-translation into every platform language is bundled into the €10 (you are not charged AI tokens for it).
- After it goes live, pull the responses over MCP and work on them here. GPTaria does not analyze responses for you — that happens in your own assistant.
Manual publishing via the website form stays free; the €10 is for the programmatic path (it's also the anti-spam gate on the write API).
Prerequisites
- A GPTaria client account (role: project-starter). Builders cannot publish — a
builder key returns
403 not_starter. - An API key from Settings → API keys, stored as
GPTARIA_API_KEY. - Ability to complete a €10 / 399 UAH checkout in a browser (card / Apple Pay / Google Pay; PayPal via Paddle internationally). You (the user) pay — the assistant never enters payment details.
Tools
With the GPTaria MCP server connected:
create_project({ title, description, source_language, budget?, category? })list_responses({ project_id })list_projects()
REST equivalents (header Authorization: Bearer $GPTARIA_API_KEY):
POST /api/v1/projectsGET /api/v1/projects/:id/responsesGET /api/v1/projects
Workflow — publish a project
- Write the brief in ONE language (the source language), in the user's own
words. GPTaria does not generate the brief — your model does.
title— 10–200 chars, concrete (what to build).description— 50–2000 chars: the goal, the must-haves, what "done" looks like. Name real tools where relevant (Cursor, Claude, Bolt, Lovable, …).source_language—en | ru | uk | el.budget(optional) — a whole number in the poster's currency (uk→ UAH, else EUR). Omit for "negotiable".category(optional) —software | video | audio | image | content | marketing | social | other.
- Show the user the final title + description and get explicit confirmation — this starts a €10 payment and, once paid, publishes publicly.
- Call
create_project. It returns a draft and apayment.checkout_url:
The project is not public yet.{ "ok": true, "id": "…", "slug": "…", "status": "draft", "payment": { "service": "pro_order", "amount_cents": 39900, "currency": "UAH", "checkout_url": "https://…" } } - Give the user the
checkout_urlto open and pay €10. Do not attempt to pay for them. After payment the project auto-publishes (public, translated) and builders can respond. - Keep the
id— you need it to pull responses.
Workflow — pull and work on responses
list_responses({ project_id })→{ builder, source_message, budget_cents, budget_currency, prototype_url, github_url, is_selected, created_at }[].- Work on them here, in the user's own assistant — summarize each approach, compare stacks, help the user pick, and help implement/build from a chosen prototype. (This is the point of the Pro order — the responses come to your editor.)
is_selected: truemarks a builder the client has already picked.
Guardrails
- Never call
create_projectwithout explicit confirmation — it starts a €10 charge and leads to a public post. Show the final brief first. - Never enter payment details — hand the
checkout_urlto the user. - Keep the brief in the user's own words; do not invent requirements.
- Payment for the work is arranged directly with the builder, off-platform — GPTaria never handles money for the work.
- Do not post prohibited content (violence/weapons, drugs, hacking, fraud, CSAM, …).
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