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, so there is 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.

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