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The library is the catalog of published rule packs. Browsing is open to any signed-in account. Installing a pack adds its warning labels to your work area.
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41 labels · reviewed · 2.3.0
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3A pack is pinned to the version you install. A new version never changes your rules on its own.
Open the library and filter by category or price.1
Read the label count, the version, and the grade on each card.2
Read the pinning line before you install.3
What a listing tells you
| On the listing | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Grade | How consistently the pack applies its labels, measured before publication. |
| Report card | How the pack is doing in production across the work areas that installed it. |
| Label count | How many warning labels your rules gain. |
| Version | The version you would install. Your work area stays on it until you move. |
| Manifest hash | The content address of that exact version, for your own records. |
| Price | Free, per work area per month, or per pass. |
| Verified author | The author met the platform’s author criteria. |
Safe by default. A rule pack adds warning labels. The action list is fixed for every account, so a pack from any author can never grant an action your account did not already have, and a pack can never reach your systems on its own.
What installing changes
- Your rule builder gains the pack’s warning labels.
- Any starter rules the pack ships are offered for you to adopt, one at a time.
- Your work area is pinned to the version you installed.
- The install is written to the logbook with your name and the manifest hash.
- Does a new version of a pack change my rules?
- No. Your work area stays on the version you installed. Moving is a step you take, and the platform reports which of your rules would fire differently first.
- Can I remove a pack?
- Yes. Rules that name a label from that pack stop matching, and the platform lists them before the removal goes through.
- What happens to a pack that gets delisted?
- Work areas that already installed it keep running on the version they hold. The listing stops accepting new installs.
- Who can browse the library?
- Any signed-in account. A free developer account is enough to read every listing and manifest.