About Harashsuq

What Harashsuq is, what is sold on it, and how buying, selling and the review of every listing work.

What Harashsuq is

Harashsuq is a marketplace where people buy and sell AI assets: prompt packs, agent workflows, personas, fine-tuning datasets, RAG knowledge bases, playbooks, multi-agent blueprints and evaluation sets.

Sellers publish their own listings. Harashsuq provides the marketplace, the automated review of every upload, and the checkout.

Who it is for

Buyers are people and teams who want a ready-made prompt pack, workflow, dataset or evaluation set to start from. Sellers are the people who made them: anyone with an account can sell.

What is sold here

Harashsuq sells text and configuration. Each category accepts only the file types that suit it, and model weights, programs and code are not accepted.

How buying works

• Anyone can browse. Buying needs an account.
• Checkout runs through PYMSTR, which takes payment in a stablecoin (USDT or USDC). You do not connect a wallet to Harashsuq or sign a message to buy.
• A small payment-processing fee is added to the listing price at checkout. The price is split between the seller and Harashsuq as the payment is made; the current split is stated in the Terms.
• When the payment is confirmed, the asset and its licence key appear in your library. Each version downloads once.
• Every sale is final: a confirmed payment cannot be refunded, reversed or charged back.

How selling works

Anyone with an account can sell. A seller needs a confirmed email address and a verified wallet for their earnings - a listing cannot be bought until there is one - and must confirm that they own what they are listing or have the right to sell it.

Every listing states its price, its category and one of three licences: Personal, Commercial or Extended.

How listings are reviewed

Every upload goes through 34 automated checks, a known-malware lookup and an originality check before it can go live. A listing goes live on its own only when all three clear it; when any of them does not, or cannot be completed, it waits for a moderator.

The review filters out obvious hazards. It is not a mark of quality: nothing is run or tested on your behalf, so it cannot tell you whether a prompt works well, a dataset is accurate or a workflow does what its description says.

Judging a listing before you buy

• Ratings come only from people who bought that listing, and a rating is shown only once a listing has enough reviews. A new listing has no rating yet.
• Read the licence on the listing: it is the right you are paying for.
• Nobody can buy a listing that pays out to the same wallet as their own account.

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