Community toolkits
A shared toolkit lets you start from someone else’s selection of tools. You can find one in Community → Toolkits or open a link someone sends you.
Using a toolkit creates your own copy
Section titled “Using a toolkit creates your own copy”Both Follow updates and Save a copy create an editable toolkit in your account from a published version.
| Choice | What happens later |
|---|---|
| Follow updates | You are notified when the publisher shares a newer version. Your existing toolkit does not change automatically. |
| Save a copy | The toolkit has no update relationship with the source. You can still edit your copy. |
Following is an update notification, not automatic synchronization. Taking a newer version from the listing creates another toolkit; it does not merge changes into your existing toolkit or switch a project’s default.
Use a shared toolkit covers adding, launching, and taking a newer version.
Sharing publishes a version
Section titled “Sharing publishes a version”Publishing shares a snapshot, not a live mirror of your toolkit. Choose an unlisted link or a Community listing. Anyone who has an unlisted link can open it; it is not restricted to named recipients.
Editing your toolkit does not update the published version until you submit an update. Stopping sharing removes the listing or link, but does not delete copies already saved by other people.
The publication form checks what can be shared. Review the source content and sharing requirements before publishing. Share your toolkit explains the visibility and content limits.