Publish and get found.

Visibility lives at the repository level: flip it in the repo's Settings tab or from the badge in the sidebar. Publishing asks for confirmation first — no accidental one-click exposure. A public repository gets a page at /<your-handle>/<repo-slug> with its prompts, about, and activity; individual prompts also get shareable pages with version-pinned links.

Set your username in Settings → Public profile (availability is checked as you type). Your profile lives at /<handle>and lists your public repositories and prompts — it's the identity everything public hangs off, so claim it before you publish.

Explore surfaces public prompts and repositories — trending, recent, most starred, most forked — with category and tag filters. Two things make your work findable: topics on the repository (added in the sidebar) and tags on individual prompts (added in the editor). A clear description does the rest.

Star a public prompt from its page and it lands in My Stars in your sidebar — your reading list. Follow a public repository (button on its page) and its new public prompts show up under Following. Stars are per-prompt; follows are per-repository.

tag:    v1.0.0        # semver, unique per prompt
title:  First stable   # what changed, human-readable
draft:  optional       # keep it invisible until you publish

On a public prompt's page, the Releasestab lets you tag the current version like a GitHub release — a named, semver-tagged milestone on top of the regular version history. Use it when "v14" deserves a name people can reference.

Your dashboard home has a personal invite link — when a friend signs up with it, you get a month of Pro free. If you're back on Free later, invite again and re-earn it.