Any workflow you built can be shared as a link on codycody.com: a page with its diagram, its steps, what it needs to run, and a one-step way for someone else to import it. A new link is unlisted — only people you give it to can find it — until you submit it to the community gallery.
Three ways to share
- From the workflow editor. Open the workflow and click Share this workflow in the toolbar. You see what will be published, including anything that will be removed from the copy, and nothing is uploaded until you confirm. Sharing the same workflow again uploads a new version under the same link; Shared ↗ next to the button opens its page.
- From your coding agent. Ask it to share the workflow; it uses
ccw_share_workflow, shows you the same preview and asks before publishing. - By uploading the JSON. Export the workflow and upload the file on your shared workflows page.
Your site account is the author, shown by its public handle — choose one on your shared workflows page before the first share. Your email address is never shown.
What is shared — and what is removed
The shared copy holds the workflow's name, description, tags, input schema, steps, transitions and diagram positions. Before it leaves the engine, every step is scrubbed of:
- credentials in known formats — API keys, access tokens, private keys, license keys,
- values of settings named like secrets (
password,token,api_key, …) —{{template}}references stay, - values of secret-looking environment variables on your machine,
- your home directory in paths, rewritten to
~.
Each removal is listed before you confirm. Your own workflow is never changed. The site refuses any upload that still looks like it carries a secret.
What cannot be shared
- Personal-scope workflows. They stay on your instance; move one to a project or org scope to share it.
- CodyCody package content. A workflow installed from a package, or one that reuses a package's step texts, instruction files or skills word for word, is refused — package content is published by CodyCody. Write those steps in your own words.
Embed it
Every workflow page has copy-ready snippets: the diagram as Markdown for a README (/w/<slug>/diagram.svg), as HTML with a PNG, and a small Run in CodyCody badge. They link back to the page, where readers can import the workflow.
Submit it to the gallery
On your shared workflows, choose Submit to the gallery and accept the MIT license for the workflow. Every submission is reviewed before it appears; a new version of a gallery workflow goes back into review. Your page shows its views, clicks on "Get CodyCody" and installs.
See Import a shared workflow for the other side.