This adds the missing success state after publishing a plugin and brings its marketplace icon treatment in line with the muted skill/plugin language used elsewhere in ClawHub. It closes a real feedback gap in the publish flow while keeping the sibling skill-success surface consistent.

LOC: +805/-51 (11 files)

No blocking findings after maintainer follow-ups.

Resolved during review:

• Muted the plugin submission icon and the sibling skill-success icon through an explicit shared MarketplaceIcon tone.
• Kept pending plugin submissions disabled after the modal closes, preventing accidental duplicate resubmission.
• Preserved the canonical https://clawhub.ai fallback for local, invalid, and opaque site origins.
• Removed the duplicated public-site URL logic from the two dialogs.

Evidence checked: real local ClawHub + local Convex flow in Chromium, plugin ZIP uploaded through /plugins/publish, seeded skill success flow, dark/light screenshots in the UI proof comment, 58 focused tests, clean maintainer autoreview, and 28 green checks on 4efe8f39. Vercel is the sole expected failure because the contributor deployment is not authorized.

Best-fix verdict: best fix. The explicit muted tone keeps the component default intact for contexts that still need emphasis, while the shared URL helper and route-state fix place behavior at their owning layers.

Alternatives considered: changing the global marketplace-icon default would affect unrelated emphasized contexts; styling each dialog locally would duplicate the design invariant and drift again.

Code read: plugin publish route and tests, both success dialogs, MarketplaceIcon, shared site URL helpers, adjacent styles, and the sibling skill-detail success path.

Remaining uncertainty: the Vercel preview is unavailable due to authorization, so visual proof comes from the real local full-stack app. ClawSweeper dispatch passed but did not emit a fresh verdict for the final head; the manual maintainer review and autoreview are clean.

Provenance: feature and PR by Nancy (@nancymx-dev); maintainer follow-ups by Vyctor; PR #3141; reviewed July 17, 2026.

Thank you, Nancy — the modal foundation was thoughtful and closed an important gap in the publish experience.