Sharing & Imports

Skills are private to your workspace by default. To share one outside it, create an unlisted, revocable link. Anyone with the link can preview the skill and — after signing in — import their own independent copy into their workspace. Agents, workflows, commands, and guardrails share through the same unlisted links — see Sharing an agent, Sharing a workflow, Sharing a command, and Sharing a guardrail below.

A stable release is required

A skill is shareable only once it has a promoted stable release. A link always hands out a frozen, released snapshot — never the live draft. If you hit Share on a skill that has no stable release yet, the action offers a one-click Publish & share that promotes the current draft to stable and then opens the share modal. (See Versions & Releases.)

Pinned vs. live

A link resolves a skill in one of two ways:

Pinned (default) — frozen to whatever stable release existed when the link was created. Your later edits and promotions don't change what a recipient gets.
Live (opt-in) — follows your current stable release, so new visitors always get the latest one.

Either way, copies that have already been imported are independent — changing the link never reaches back into someone's imported copy.

Creating a link

Open the skill and choose Share (or Publish & share if there's no stable release yet).
Generate a link — pinned to the current stable release by default.
Optionally toggle Live so recipients always get the latest stable release.
Optionally set an expiry (the link stops working after a date) and a max imports cap (the link stops accepting imports after N).
Copy the link and send it.

The share modal lists your existing links with activity counts (opens and imports) and a Revoke button. Members have read-only access; maintainers, admins, and owners manage share links.

What the recipient sees

They open https://app.superclawd.com/s/<token> and see a preview: the skill's name, description, format, full instructions or body, who shared it, and which version.
To import, they sign in (viewing is link-gated; importing requires an account) and pick a target workspace.
The skill is rebuilt as a new, independent copy in their workspace — new IDs, format preserved. It counts against their workspace's limits.

Preview before import

A shared skill is a set of instructions that will run in the recipient's Claude Code. The preview lets them see exactly what they're importing before accepting it.

Sharing an agent

Agents share exactly like skills. Creating a link requires a promoted stable release (with the same one-click Publish & share shortcut if there isn't one yet), the link hands out a frozen released snapshot — never the live draft — and you get the same pinned vs. live choice plus optional expiry and max imports cap. Links are unlisted and revocable.

Recipients open the same https://app.superclawd.com/s/<token> preview, sign in, and import the agent as a new, independent copy in their own workspace. Because an agent is a flat snapshot served whole, the preview shows the entire subagent definition the recipient would import.

Sharing a workflow

Workflows share exactly like skills. Creating a link requires a promoted stable release (with the same one-click Publish & share shortcut if there isn't one yet), the link hands out a frozen released snapshot of the whole graph — never the live draft — and you get the same pinned vs. live choice plus optional expiry and max imports cap. Links are unlisted and revocable.

Recipients open the same https://app.superclawd.com/s/<token> preview, sign in, and import the workflow as a new, independent copy in their own workspace.

Nested workflow references are cleared

A shared workflow can't reach into the sender's other workflows, so any sub-workflow (Workflow node) references are cleared on cross-workspace import. The recipient gets a clean, self-contained copy of the graph; they can re-point any sub-workflow nodes at their own workflows afterward.

Sharing a command

Commands share exactly like skills. Creating a link requires a promoted stable release (with the same one-click Publish & share shortcut if there isn't one yet), and the link hands out a frozen released snapshot — the command's body and its arguments together, never the live draft — with the same pinned vs. live choice plus optional expiry and max imports cap. Links are unlisted and revocable.

Recipients open the same https://app.superclawd.com/s/<token> preview, which shows the command's name, description, body, and arguments, then sign in and import the command as a new, independent copy in their own workspace.

Sharing a guardrail

Guardrails share exactly like skills. Creating a link requires a promoted stable release (with the same one-click Publish & share shortcut if there isn't one yet), and the link hands out a frozen released snapshot — the rule's description, match, action, and message, never the live draft — with the same pinned vs. live choice plus optional expiry and max imports cap. Links are unlisted and revocable.

Recipients open the same https://app.superclawd.com/s/<token> preview, which shows the guardrail's name, description, matched tools, action, and message, then sign in and import the guardrail as a new, independent copy in their own workspace.

Safety & revoking

Unlisted, not secret. The link isn't listed anywhere, but it's a real, server-side token you control — not derived from the skill's ID.
Revocable. Revoke a link at any time and it stops resolving immediately.
Expiry & import cap. Optionally give a link a TTL or a maximum number of imports.
Auth to import. Anyone with the link can view the preview; only signed-in users can import, so imports are identified and rate-limited.