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-[{"id":"61ah7v4","name":"Your Own Store","pinned":false,"avatar":"","url":"gh://sune-org/store/tutorials/store-tutorial.sune","updatedAt":1767202290158,"settings":{"model":"google/gemini-3-pro-preview","temperature":"","top_p":"","top_k":"","frequency_penalty":"","repetition_penalty":"","min_p":"","top_a":"","verbosity":"","reasoning_effort":"default","system_prompt":"","html":"Creating your own Sune store is easy. <br><br>\nFirst step: ensure your GitHub Token (PAT) is in the API section. \nBottom left -> open settings -> go to API tab and put Github Token.\n<br><br>\nEvery store is a github repo but there is a template. Go to this url and create a repo from this template. It'll be your store:\n\nhttps://github.com/sune-org/StoreTemplate\n<br><br>\nNow create a new sune (it'll be your store), then go to the main Marketplace sune, copy the HTML and put it in the HTML of your store.\n\nThen go to your repo, get the raw URL to the generated Catalog file, and put it inside the store input for Catalog url.\n\n<br><br>\nNow you are setup. In order to upload your sunes to the repo, you put the path in the top of sune settings, and click the upload icon.\n\n<br><br>\n\nExample path: gh://sune-org/store/marketplace.sune","extension_html":"<sune src='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sune-org/store/refs/heads/main/sync.sune' private></sune>","hide_composer":false,"include_thoughts":false,"json_output":false,"img_output":false,"aspect_ratio":"1:1","image_size":"1K","ignore_master_prompt":false,"json_schema":""},"storage":{}}]
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+[{"id":"61ah7v4","name":"Your Own Store","pinned":false,"avatar":"","url":"gh://sune-org/store/tutorials/store-tutorial.sune","updatedAt":1767202366597,"settings":{"model":"","temperature":"","top_p":"","top_k":"","frequency_penalty":"","repetition_penalty":"","min_p":"","top_a":"","verbosity":"","reasoning_effort":"default","system_prompt":"","html":"Creating your own Sune store is easy. <br><br>\nFirst step: ensure your GitHub Token (PAT) is in the API section. \nBottom left -> open settings -> go to API tab and put Github Token.\n<br><br>\nEvery store is a github repo but there is a template. Go to this url and create a repo from this template. It'll be your store:\n\nhttps://github.com/sune-org/StoreTemplate\n<br><br>\nNow create a new sune (it'll be your store), then go to the main Marketplace sune, copy the HTML and put it in the HTML of your store.\n\nThen go to your repo, get the raw URL to the generated Catalog file, and put it inside the store input for Catalog url.\n\n<br><br>\nNow you are setup. In order to upload your sunes to the repo, you put the path in the top of sune settings, and click the upload icon.\n\n<br><br>\n\nExample path: gh://sune-org/store/marketplace.sune","extension_html":"<sune src='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sune-org/store/refs/heads/main/sync.sune' private></sune>","hide_composer":false,"include_thoughts":false,"json_output":false,"img_output":false,"aspect_ratio":"1:1","image_size":"1K","ignore_master_prompt":false,"json_schema":""},"storage":{}}]
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