For toolkit authors and maintainers
Publish a toolkit people can add to their account.
Share a version of your setup that people can inspect before they add it. Share it in Community or send an unlisted link.
Claude app · Claude Code CLI · Codex app · Codex CLI
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- A share page
- Description, contents, compatibility, version, and attribution
- A review step
- See what will be added before approving it
- Their own toolkit
- Follow the source for notifications or save an independent copy
Unlisted links are readable by anyone who has the link. They are not private team access.
Choose exactly what you share
Share one eligible toolkit, not your workspace. Tools from your private tools repository reach the share through your own public tools repository on GitHub, by a command the share dialog gives you; nothing is uploaded to Code Config. MCP servers go with the share, with the names of the keys they need and never the keys, and each person binds their own keys.
Publish updates that reach followers
When you share an update, followers take it the next time their computer syncs. A tool a follower changed stays as they left it.
Questions
What becomes public?
The listing describes the toolkit you share, its version, and attribution. Tools from your private tools repository appear through your own public tools repository on GitHub, never through an upload to Code Config. Your other toolkits are not shared.
Can I withdraw a toolkit?
Yes. Stopping sharing closes the link and removes the listing. Copies people already added stay in their accounts.
Does following apply future updates automatically?
No. Following sends a notification when you share an update. Nothing already in someone's account is replaced or updated.