Contribute to the public Library
Contribute to the public Library with step-by-step instructions and recovery guidance.
Page text and source link for your AI assistant. Nothing is sent automatically.
Contribute to the public Library
The public Library is separate from your private workspace. Choose Contribute a file, sign in, and upload or paste a Markdown skill or JSON/YAML config (up to 256 KiB). Review the editable filename, title, description, requested access, version, public attribution and optional HTTPS source link. Only submit content you have permission to distribute under MIT, without credentials or confidential information. Nothing is copied from your private Library automatically.
Scan and submit for review checks the exact source and creates a pending submission. Detected credentials block submission; a clean scan never publishes automatically. In My submissions, check the review result, withdraw a submission, or submit a new immutable version. A separate Foo Guard administrator reviews source, access, license and scan evidence before publication. Rejected submissions show a reason; use a new version to address it. Each published version has an exact download, checksum, attribution, license and agent import instructions.
Withdrawal and moderator removal stop future downloads and listings for that version. They cannot recall copies already downloaded. Use Report this file on a community version to report a concern. Reports require sign-in and go to the review queue; they do not automatically remove a file. Publication and static findings do not certify runtime safety.
Foo Guard workflow skills
The public Library includes three optional skills:
- Scan review: assess a retained config or skill and explain authoritative findings.
- Library workflow: find, retrieve and save files with browser approval and verification.
- Gateway check: verify an authorized routed tool call and its actual coverage.
Open a skill and choose Copy setup prompt or download it for your client's supported skill installation method. Review source and requested access first. These skills use an existing Foo Guard connection; importing them does not grant permissions, change policy, or protect other integrations automatically.