Supermarket

Official App, Skill and workspace dependency registry for Memoh.

Project Structure

supermarket/
├── registries/
│   ├── categories.yaml              # Shared App categories (en/zh/ja)
│   ├── memoh/
│   │   ├── registry.yaml
│   │   ├── release.lock.json
│   │   ├── dependencies.lock.json
│   │   ├── dependencies//
│   │   └── apps//
│   │       ├── app.yaml         # Required App manifest (schema 2)
│   │       ├── icon.svg             # Optional
│   │       └── skills//   # Optional
│   └── openai/
│       ├── registry.yaml
│       └── release.lock.json
├── registry/                        # Registry model and publication
├── server/                          # API routes
├── workers/api/                     # Cloudflare Worker
└── client/                          # Reference client

Supermarket stores published Registry releases in a local data directory during development and in R2 for hosted environments. Its API provides Registry, App, Skill, and Artifact access for Memoh clients.

An App is the unit Memoh users browse and install. It bundles Skills and may reference workspace dependencies and Connect-It connector types; the dependency definitions themselves stay in registries/memoh/dependencies/ and keep their own releases.

Connect-It Apps

The Memoh registry includes one App for each of the 112 connector definitions registered by Connect-It at 0dcd18de667d4d936203a28b99a2aaf8d58c33ea. The exact source revision and exported catalog are recorded in registries/memoh/connect-it.catalog.json. This snapshot contains public provider metadata only, never credentials.

Each App references exactly one required connector type. App IDs use hyphens (e.g. google-calendar), while connector references preserve Connect-It’s exact identifier (google_calendar). Connect-It supplies each connector’s implementation and authorization flow. Selected Apps also bundle developer CLIs and workflow Skills; see the toolchain catalog. Installing an App does not authorize an account; required connections remain pending until the user completes authorization. A deployment must configure the corresponding provider in Connect-It before that authorization can succeed.

Apps have English, Chinese, and Japanese descriptions and are classified by use, including communication, sales and CRM, marketing, commerce and logistics, finance and payments, customer support, files and storage, identity and security, monitoring, and AI models. Icons are bundled from the sources recorded in the catalog; the lemlist and Reply.io ICO assets are converted to PNG, and Cyberimpact uses its current official favicon. Brand assets remain their owners’ trademarks.

When updating Connect-It, export its packages/connectors.RegisterAll registry