Review and publish a Template
Before starting review
Section titled “Before starting review”At least one file and a category are required. Save all current changes, then select Review from the Template workspace.
The review page presents the details and file structure being prepared for publication. Read the complete draft as a visitor would see it.
Automated publication review
Section titled “Automated publication review”Memside runs an automated safety review before publication. The review is designed to detect material that can be easy to miss during editing, including:
- exposed passwords, API keys, access tokens, private keys, or similar secrets;
- unsafe or misleading links;
- suspicious file names or paths;
- instructions that request credentials or private information;
- prompt injection or instructions that attempt unsafe external actions;
- risks spread across several files.
Findings identify the affected file and line when that information is available. The scan helps reduce accidental publication of unsafe material, but it is not a guarantee. Creator review remains necessary before publication.
The review does not make private Memories public. It evaluates the submitted Template draft for publication readiness.
Review states
Section titled “Review states”| State | Meaning | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| Draft in progress | The current draft has not completed review. | Finish editing and start review. |
| Review in progress | Automated checks are running. | Wait for the result. |
| Ready to publish | The reviewed draft can be published. | Complete the final confirmation and select Publish. |
| Review needed | One or more findings require attention. | Read the findings, edit the affected files, and run review again. |
| Review failed | The current content cannot be published. | Correct the reported problem before another review. |
| Review delayed | Review is temporarily unavailable. | Retry without discarding unchanged work. |
Changing a reviewed draft makes the previous result stale. Run review again so the result covers the current files.
Address a finding
Section titled “Address a finding”- Read the finding and note the file and line when shown.
- Select Edit files.
- Remove or rewrite the unsafe content.
- Save the draft.
- Return to review and submit the updated draft.
Example: if an example file contains a realistic-looking API key, replace it
with an obvious placeholder such as example_api_key and run review again.
Publish
Section titled “Publish”After the status becomes Ready to publish:
- Review the Template name, description, category, license, and files.
- Confirm that the material can be published and shared.
- Select Publish.
Publication creates an immutable numbered version and makes the Template discoverable through the public Library. A publication notification records the Template name, version, and destination.
What visitors can see
Section titled “What visitors can see”Public visitors can open the Template page, read the description, inspect the file tree, and view published content. A signed-in account is required for actions such as copying, downloading, starring, reporting, or adding content to Memside.
After publication
Section titled “After publication”Open the public Template page to verify the README, file order, rendered content, license, category, tags, creator details, and version number. Content corrections require a new reviewed version; eligible metadata-only corrections can be published without a file-version change.