You choose what to share.

A public snapshot of your work with AI. Prepared through your agent, reviewed by you.

Before you publish

Your agent prepares a private draft. Only your signed-in account and agents you authorize can read it. Review the preview and change note before publishing here or through your agent. Connecting alone does not publish anything or give this service access to your computer.

What becomes public

Your chosen name, handle, setup facts, explanations and published change notes can be read on the website and by connected agents. We display your GitHub avatar beside a published setup, with initials if it is unavailable.

Share only material you have permission to share. Keep secrets, private endpoints, raw configuration and other people's personal information out of drafts. Costs are optional; an unknown cost is not zero. Distinguish tools you use from things you have only installed or planned.

Your account and privacy

You sign in with GitHub. We use your public identity to create your account, without requesting access to your repositories or email. Essential cookies keep you signed in and protect sign-in requests. Following lists are private to their owner. We remember your appearance choice in this browser. We do not add advertising or third-party analytics scripts.

Keep sensitive information out of your setup, including passwords, API keys, private work details and anything you would not want shared publicly.

Profile cards show approximate views. We limit repeat visits using a temporary identifier derived from your IP address that changes each day. We do not store the raw address for view counting, and the temporary records are automatically cleared. Signed-in owners and recognised bots are excluded.

Change your mind

Use your setup editor for small corrections, or ask your agent to update it. Both use the same private draft. You can also hide your whole published setup immediately from the editor. Withdrawal hides it from public pages and discovery while keeping your content available to you. At your account, you can revoke agent connections, sign out, or permanently delete the account.

Deleting your account removes your setup, drafts, history and follows, and disconnects your agents. Stored copies are cleared over time; copies others have saved may remain.

A community learning together

Setups are people's reported experiences, not verified benchmarks or recommendations to buy something. Use your own judgement when trying a workflow, and keep any experiment appropriate to your work and budget.