Shared Templates extend 📝Templates in 📝MythOS with public, forkable share links. Creators toggle sharing on any template and get a standalone page where anyone can preview the structure, agent instructions, and notes — then clone it into their own library with one click.
How It Works
Sharing a template is a single toggle. Open /settings/templates, edit a template, and turn on Share this Template. A copyable link appears at /templates/{id} — anyone with the link can view the template's full structure, including the agent matching criteria that AI collaborators use to select the right template. Toggling off revokes the public page; existing clones are unaffected.
Clones are independent copies. Editing a clone doesn't affect the original, and unsharing the original doesn't remove clones already in other libraries.
Key Capabilities
- One-toggle sharing — flip a switch in template settings to publish a shareable link at
/templates/{id} - Public share page — standalone page showing template body, agent matching criteria (description, instructions, tags), and notes section
- Clone to library — signed-in users copy the template with one click; logged-out visitors sign in first, then complete the clone
- Suggested templates sidebar — platform-curated templates appear in
/settings/templateswith one-click install and "In your library" badges for already-installed ones - **📝MCP template tools** —
list_templates,read_template, andcreate_templateenable agent-driven template discovery and creation across any connected client
Getting Started
Browse suggested templates in your template settings at mythos.one/settings/templates, or ask a creator for their share link. To share your own, edit any template and toggle Share this Template on.
Related
- 📝Templates — the full template system (types, kinds, defaults, AI integration)
- 📝MythOS Template Library — browse platform templates
- 📝MythOS MCP Tools — template CRUD via MCP
- 📝Memo Forking — fork memos into your library (related concept)
Thoughts
Templates are the infrastructure for consistent knowledge creation. Sharing them turns that infrastructure into a distribution channel — creators can export not just their knowledge, but their knowledge architecture. When I share a template, I'm sharing how I think, not just what I think.