Browse ready-made workflows for tools like Claude Code and Codex, read exactly what each one does, and install the ones you want with one command.
Most engineering work follows a pattern: review a pull request, debug a failing CI run, plan a database migration, write release notes. Each workflow in this catalog turns one of those patterns into a clear procedure that a coding agent can follow and a human can check. The original workflow is always readable Markdown; exporters package that same content for the tools you already use.
Every workflow can be represented as plain Markdown for any tool that can read a file. That representation does not supply runtime capabilities such as persistent execution, stop-signal polling, distributed coordination, or subagent isolation. On top of that, dedicated exporters produce the project-local formats used by Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode. Exporters and real agent runs are tested separately, and the site never blurs the two: the compatibility matrix shows exactly which combinations have recorded evidence and which remain untested.
See the compatibility matrix or learn how verification works.
A workflow is data: YAML and Markdown, never a plugin or a script. The CLI works offline, collects no telemetry, and keeps a hash of every file it installs so updates and removals never destroy your edits silently. If you want to write your own workflow, you can scaffold one, validate it locally, and submit it with evidence of what you actually tested.
