/YOUR AI, YOUR WORKFLOW
Markdown for the AI
you already use.
Choose a task. Give your AI the instructions and inputs. The workflow describes the work; your app provides the tools.
Choose a result.
Summarize your notes, remember project decisions, or build an automation. Start with a task you actually need.
Copy the instructions.
A .md is a plain-text file with headings and steps. Paste it into your AI or download the file.
Use it with your AI.
Add your own task and inputs. Ask your AI to check what it needs, follow the steps, and show the result.
Start free: a reusable skill, a working check with hook setup, or project memory.
Any text chat
Paste or attach the Markdown and the task inputs. Ask the AI to follow the steps and return the requested artifact. If the app cannot write files or run commands, save its output and run the supplied commands yourself. It must not claim it executed them.
Codex
Open the project and ask Codex to read the workflow file. The free skill includes a repository installation in .agents/skills and explicit invocation. The free check includes .codex/hooks.json setup and a Python adapter. Run its fixtures and observe the actual event before relying on the hook.
Claude and Claude Code
Paste the workflow into chat or ask the coding agent to read it. The same free skill has a .claude/skills installation, and the check has a .claude/settings.json adapter. Keep the task logic the same while choosing the setup for your host.
Open-weight and local models
Use the same Markdown in your local chat or agent. No model API is needed for the sample Python checker. Automatic skill discovery, file writes, tool calls and event hooks depend on the host application. If a feature is missing, use the documented paste-and-run route. Test the sample task on your chosen model; instruction following and context limits vary.
Know what is portable
Task instructions, examples, output formats and checks can travel together. Vendor API calls, installation commands and event configuration need an adapter. A platform-specific brief stays labeled until its alternative has been prepared; changing a label does not convert its code.