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About Zoodl Marketplace

Zoodl is an AI desktop app. This marketplace is where people discover, run, and publish the instruction sets Zoodl uses to turn a prompt into a repeatable workflow.

What's an instruction set

An instruction set is not a single blob of text: it is split into a seed prompt (the first prompt Zoodl sends to the model), an ordered list of steps (up to 100, each with its own text and an optional visual marker), and a guide written in markdown for the human running it.

Splitting these apart means Zoodl can run the prompt and steps mechanically while the guide stays readable on its own, and each part can be validated, sized, and versioned independently.

Community vs Official

Every instruction set in the catalog is either community or official, and both are fully browsable.

Community
Published by any user
Any signed-in user can publish once their set is ready. Community sets make up most of the catalog.
Official
Authored by the Zoodl team
Official sets come from accounts the Zoodl team marks official.

How publishing works

A set has three independent settings: status (draft, published, or archived), visibility (public or private), and moderation status. Only a set that is published, public, and active in moderation shows up in the public catalog. You can iterate on a draft, publish it when it's ready, and keep it private if you'd rather not list it. You always see your own sets, in any state, on your profile.

Getting started