Reading a listing page

Every listing has the same page — tags at the top, tabs under the title, and everything that uses it at the bottom.


Open anything in the Library and you get the same page, whether it is a whole tracker or a single instruction for your AI. It is the same page in the app, on the public web link and on your phone.

The top

Icon, name, and then the tags right underneath — not buried at the bottom. Tap one to see everything else carrying it.

Under that: who made it, the one-line summary, and the buttons — Copy this collection (or dashboard, or skill…), kudos, and, when the listing is yours, Edit listing. A Background says Get this background instead, because nothing is copied into your account — it just joins your shelf.

Wearing it before you take it

Themes and backgrounds both let you Try it on: the whole app puts it on so you can walk around in it, and nothing is saved. Tap Stop trying it on, or just leave the page, and your own look comes straight back. It's an in-app button — the public web link shows you the preview instead.

The tabs

Preview is always first, and it shows the thing itself — really it, not a picture of it. A collection previews as its real card over its example rows; a view previews as that view; a board previews as the board. Your write-up sits underneath.

After Preview come the tabs that suit the kind:

KindWhat its own tabs show
CollectionViews · Properties · Presets · Card
Dashboardjust the board
Viewjust the view
PresetDefaults — the values it starts an entry with
WidgetSettings — its data, style and layout
AutomationRules — the rule in plain words
AgentPersona — the whole personality, as written
SkillInstructions — the whole instruction, as written
ThemeSettings — every colour, font and control shape
BackgroundThe picture itself, playing — plus its size
SystemWhat's inside — its members

Then one tab for each kind of thing this listing points at: a widget's Collection, an agent's Skills, a board's Widgets, an automation's Agent, a Theme. Each row says what it means to you — "required — the widget charts it", or "optional — you can skip it when copying".

Last is always JSON: the actual document behind the thing, the same one the app's own JSON editor shows. It is there on every kind, including on the public page with no account.

A tab with nothing in it does not appear at all.

Used by

Every page ends with Used by — everything in the Library that points at this one, grouped by kind. On a theme it is the listings wearing it; on a collection it is the views, widgets and boards built on it; on a skill it is the agents that come with it.

It is the fastest way to find the rest of somebody's work from any one piece of it.

Editing your own

On a listing of yours, Edit listing opens the same editor you published in — the name, summary and tags, the description, the banner, and a Links section for what this listing points at. See Publishing something.

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