Describe the agent
Collect the task, inputs, example output and support path. Compare them with the listing form.
BLUWHALE · AGENT LISTING GUIDE
Prepare to publish
a financial agent
on Bluwhale.
Review the real listing fields, write a focused introduction and prepare your submission notes before you continue in Bluprint.
Free preparation worksheet · No email required
Inside Publish AgentPUBLISH AGENT FORM
Agent ProfileAgent NameSubscription FeeReceive WalletX / Telegram LinkOptionalWebsite LinkOptional
07listing fields
02links marked optional
01clear task to explain
THE SHORT ANSWER
A clear listing
starts with one job.
To prepare a financial agent for publication on Bluwhale, open Go Live for an existing agent and review its profile, name, subscription setting, receive wallet, links and introduction.
Add optional social and website links when they help people understand your agent or contact you. Write a description that explains its task, expected output and boundaries, then check the current form requirements before submitting.
Use this guide to prepare your listing, then follow the current steps in Bluprint to submit it and confirm its public status. Explore the Bluwhale Agent Store for the marketplace overview.
KNOW WHICH STAGE YOU ARE IN
From preparation
to a public listing.
Use these checkpoints to distinguish listing preparation, submission, review and public availability.
Confirm the receipt
Follow the current product steps and confirm that the listing was actually submitted.
Check the outcome
Use the status of your own submission. Confirm current review requirements in the product.
Verify the listing
Check the actual public entry before sharing a marketplace link with potential users.
Keep your submission confirmation and review outcome, and check the public listing before sharing it with potential users.
A CLOSER LOOK AT BLUPRINT
The form.
The fields. The details.
Open an existing agent and select Go Live to access the Publish Agent form. Prepare the following details and check the current requirements in Bluprint.
PUBLISH AGENT · LISTING DETAILSOCTOBER 18, 2026
| Field in Bluprint | Purpose | Preparation tip |
|---|---|---|
| Agent Profile | Identifies the agent visually. | Prepare a recognizable image and follow the current upload requirements. |
| Agent Name | Explains the agent’s task. | Use a concise, specific name that matches what the agent does. |
| Subscription Fee | Monthly USD subscription setting. | Review the amount and applicable commercial terms. BLUAI credits are separate. |
| Receive Wallet | Receiving-wallet details. | Verify the intended destination and accepted network inside Bluprint. |
| X / Telegram LinkOptional | Public social or contact link. | Use a relevant profile that helps people verify or contact the creator. |
| Website LinkOptional | Public project or support link. | Link to agent information, documentation or a support page. |
| Agent Introduction | Describes the task and expected result. | Include the inputs, sources and boundaries. Check the length against the current form counter. |
Check current form requirements, account eligibility and receive-wallet details in Bluprint before continuing.
YOUR LISTING, IN PLAIN LANGUAGE
Turn your agent idea
into useful listing notes.
Describe one task, its inputs and the result a user can expect. The worksheet assembles a copyable summary in your browser.
WRITE THE AGENT INTRODUCTION
Explain the outcome.
Make the scope visible.
Help readers understand what they will receive and which information the agent uses. A useful introduction connects the task, sources, output and boundaries.
EXAMPLE INTRODUCTION · PUBLIC-NEWS RESEARCH
“A read-only brief of official Bitcoin and Ethereum project updates, with a short summary, original source link and publication date for each item. Flags sources it cannot verify. Does not trade, connect accounts or provide investment instructions.”
Adapt this sample introduction to your agent’s purpose, sources and tested behavior.
One specific task
Choose an outcome a reader can recognize. Explain the job in terms of what the user receives.
Visible evidence
Keep an example output and its sources. Show dates and disclose any information the agent could not verify.
Clear boundaries
State what the agent can access and do. A news-research example does not demonstrate trading or account access.
BEFORE YOU CONTINUE
Credits, subscription
and review are distinct.
BLUAI credits
Check the credit requirement displayed for your account in Bluprint. Confirm the current balance and terms before continuing.
Subscription setting
Review the monthly USD subscription setting separately from BLUAI credits. Confirm the applicable commercial and payout terms before setting your offer.
Review outcome
Consult current Bluwhale guidance for the review requirements that apply to your agent. Keep your submission confirmation and follow its status.
Confirm credits, pricing and review requirements in Bluprint before committing to a launch date.
SEE THE OFFICIAL WALKTHROUGH
Watch the
Bluprint journey.
Bluwhale’s agent-creation video provides context for the listing, credits and review sequence. Use the current product controls and terms when acting on your own agent.
THE PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Before you
publish an agent.
Practical answers about listing fields, preparation, credits and your next step.
How do I publish a financial agent on Bluwhale?
Start with an existing agent in Bluprint and select Go Live to open its listing form. Prepare the profile, name, subscription setting, receive wallet, links and introduction. Follow the current in-product instructions to submit the listing, then confirm its review outcome and public availability before sharing it.
What information appears in the Bluwhale agent listing form?
The form shown in this guide includes Agent Profile, Agent Name, Subscription Fee, Receive Wallet, X / Telegram Link, Website Link and Agent Introduction. Prepare those details and check the current form for validation requirements that apply to your account.
Are the X or Telegram link and website link required?
The form shown here marks both link fields as optional. Add a relevant public profile or website when it helps people understand the agent, verify its creator or find support. Check the current form before submitting.
Is the subscription fee the same as BLUAI usage credits?
They are separate settings. The listing form has a monthly USD subscription field, while BLUAI credits belong to the platform workflow. Review current credit requirements and commercial terms separately when preparing your listing.
How many BLUAI credits are needed to publish an agent?
Check the credit information displayed for your account in Bluprint. Confirm the current requirement and your available balance before proceeding. Review the subscription setting separately so that the listing price and platform credits remain clear.
What should I write in an agent introduction?
Explain who the agent serves, its specific task, the inputs and sources it uses, and the output the user can expect. State any boundaries that affect its use. For a public-news agent, that can mean source-linked summaries with dates and a clear read-only scope. Use the worksheet above to organize those details.
How long does the Bluwhale review process take?
Consult current Bluwhale product guidance or official support for the review requirements applicable to your submission. Keep its confirmation and check its status before committing to a public launch date.
Does selecting Go Live make an agent public immediately?
Go Live opens the listing form in the workflow shown here. Complete the current submission steps and verify the actual public listing before announcing the agent or sharing a marketplace link.
Can the preparation worksheet create or publish my agent?
No. The worksheet organizes the details you enter into a listing summary in your browser. You can copy or download that summary. Agent creation, credit use, submission and publication take place in Bluwhale.
Can I edit or remove my agent after it is approved?
Check the current agent-management controls or contact official support to confirm the update and removal options available for your agent. Editing notes in this worksheet does not change an existing agent or marketplace listing.
Does publishing an agent guarantee users or revenue?
No. Demand depends on the problem the agent solves, the quality of its output, its distribution and the applicable commercial terms. A clear listing helps people evaluate the offer; ongoing usefulness and support give them a reason to return.
What should I check before sharing my agent?
Confirm that the public listing opens correctly and that its description matches the agent’s current behavior. Review the required inputs, expected output, pricing and support links. Recheck those details when the agent’s behavior or offer changes.
Sources and updates. Bluprint listing form · Official creation tutorial · Bluwhale Agent Store · Terms and Conditions. Updated October 18, 2026. Check current product requirements before submitting.
About the worksheet. Organize your entries into draft listing notes, then continue in Bluprint to create, submit and manage your agent. Ocean photography from Unsplash.
CONTINUE WITH THE RIGHT RESOURCE
Go deeper
into the agent journey.
A CLEAR PURPOSE. A MORE USEFUL LISTING.
Bring your agent’s
purpose into focus.
Prepare the notes, compare them with your tested agent and review the current listing controls in Bluprint.