> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.askgina.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What You Can Share

> Accepted submission types and submission scope

We currently accept community entries that demonstrate real user-facing outcomes built with these submission types:

## Accepted submission types (v0)

* `strategy`
* `recipe`
* `workflow`
* `skill`
* `filesystem`

## Quick type decision table

| If your submission is mainly...      | Pick         |
| ------------------------------------ | ------------ |
| decision logic and state transitions | `strategy`   |
| runnable automation artifact         | `recipe`     |
| multi-step orchestration flow        | `workflow`   |
| reusable agent capability pattern    | `skill`      |
| file structure/templates/assets      | `filesystem` |

Canonical type definitions for reviewers live in:

* `specs/awesome-gina-org-structure/07-capability-schema.md#canonical-submission-type-definitions-source-of-truth`

## What a strategy means here

* A strategy is the main shareable outcome concept (for example, PnL strategies).
* A strategy can reference implementation primitives (for example recipe definitions) when that improves clarity.
* For strategy entries, include strategy state transitions when behavior changes over time.

## Good submissions look like

* A clear problem statement and outcome.
* Reproducible setup steps.
* Explicit capability contract (trigger, inputs, outputs, side effects).
* Honest safety and permission notes.

## Minimum required details

* Name and one-line summary
* Submission type and category
* Trigger conditions (when applicable)
* Inputs and outputs (when applicable)
* Side effects and failure modes
* Repo/homepage link and license
* Auth model and required permissions

## Out of scope

* Placeholder ideas without implementation detail
* Content with missing ownership/licensing context
* Entries that hide financial/security side effects
* Secrets or private credentials in examples

## Next

* [Capability Template](/community-hub/capability-template)
