Submit an original workflow that solves a practical problem, works after import, and includes the instructions someone else needs to use it.

Solve a useful problem

Choose a specific audience and outcome. Explain the task your template handles and why that result helps someone.

Search the template library before building. Your submission should fill a gap or make a meaningful improvement to an existing approach.

Templates need enough substance to save someone work. A trigger connected to a single action, a default chatbot, or an isolated API request needs more context or reusable logic to qualify. Develop the use case into a complete solution with the data handling, decisions, and setup it needs.

For example, a lead intake template could check required fields, match existing contacts, route qualified leads, and explain what happens to incomplete records.

Keep the design as simple as the problem allows. Extra nodes don't make a template more useful. A focused workflow can qualify when it handles a specific problem well and provides reusable logic or knowledge.

Review AI-assisted submissions

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You can submit AI-assisted work

AI-generated workflows, code, expressions, and setup instructions are welcome when you've reviewed and tested them. You must understand how the workflow works and verify its claims before submitting it.

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Review generated content before submitting:

• Check every node, expression, code snippet, API endpoint, and dependency. Replace invented or unsupported settings.
• Run the workflow with representative inputs. Inspect its output, including AI responses, for accuracy and usefulness.
• Make setup instructions match the workflow. Remove invented features, unsupported claims, generic filler, and instructions that don't apply.
• Check links, spelling, and formatting. Rewrite text that repeats information without helping someone set up or use the template.

Don't submit unreviewed AI output, batches of near-identical workflows, or generic examples with only names, prompts, or app choices changed. These are low-effort submissions and don't meet the quality requirements.

Submit original work

Create your own templates. Don't copy, repost, or resell someone else's workflow. Plagiarism will result in an account ban.

If you build on an existing approach, explain your contribution and respect the original author's license and permissions.

Make the workflow understandable

• Rename nodes to describe their purpose, such as Find existing contact or Route incomplete submissions.