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What is SlashClone?: A place where people share the skills, workflows, and setups they made with Claude. Anyone can find one, see exactly what it can touch, and use it. Clone it. Make it better.
What is a kit?: One building block: a Claude skill, a workflow, a plugin, or a setup. Each kit has a page that shows what it does, what it can access, and how to use it.
Do I need to code?: No. You can use kits in claude.ai or the desktop app, and share your own from the website.
Where do I start?: Pick your role on the welcome page for a starter pack, or browse collections: groups of kits that reach one goal together.

In Claude Code: Install the plugin from Use in Claude, then run /kit add @owner/kit. Claude Code enforces each kit's permissions.
In claude.ai or the desktop app: Add the SlashClone connector from Use in Claude, or use Download for Claude on a kit's page. These apps do not enforce kit permissions, so read "What it can access" first.
From the terminal: npm install -g slashclone, then slashclone add @owner/kit.
As a file: Download .kit gives you the whole kit in one file. slashclone add ./file.kit installs it after checking it against the published version.
Is it safe?: Every kit is scanned and signed, and its page shows what it can read, write, run, and reach before you use it. Read that list, and only use kits that need what you would expect them to need.

Why are some kits locked?: They are premium. Their page, README, permissions, reviews, and demos are free to read; the files open once you pay.
Subscribe or buy?: Subscribing to a creator opens every premium kit and collection of theirs, and every update, for one monthly price. Buying one kit opens only the version you buy; some creators also offer monthly updates for it.
Cancel or resume a subscription: In Settings, Subscriptions or your Clones tab. Cancelling keeps access until the end of the month you paid for, and you can resume before then.
Where is everything I have?: Your profile's Clones tab lists the creators you subscribe to, the kits you bought, the kits you saved, and your collections. It is private unless you make it public, and Claude reads it through the connector.
Refunds and payments: SlashClone sells paid kits as the reseller, through Stripe; card details never reach us. For a refund, write to support@slashclone.dev. The premium kit terms explain what you get.

How do I share?: Go to Share: paste a SKILL.md, drop in a folder, a zip, or a .kit, or import from GitHub. We fill in the details and check it before it goes live.
Why did the check stop me?: It found something like a key in a file or a command your kit did not list. The message names the file and line.
Who can see it?: You choose: public, unlisted, or private.
How do I update it?: Share again. Each version is kept, and people can see what changed.
What do I get?: Stats on who uses, clones, and keeps your kits, credit on every clone, and a profile that works as a portfolio.
How do I get paid?: Set up payouts in Settings, Payouts and earnings, turn on your subscription, then choose Paid options on each kit's Manage page. You keep 80%, sent to your Stripe balance after a 14-day hold. Paid kits use the premium kit license.

What is a clone?: Your own version of someone's kit, made better. It always says "cloned from" the original and follows its license. A clone of a premium kit stays private.

Can my team have a private library?: Yes. Create an organization in Settings, Organizations and share kits with org visibility. Org policies can limit what members install.

Several accounts: Click your picture at the top right: Add another account keeps you signed in and adds another, Switch account moves between them, and Sign out signs out of the current one.
Download or delete my data: Settings, Account and data.
Notifications and email: Settings, Notifications.
Privacy choices: Settings, Privacy.
Report a kit: Use Report on its page. For copyright, use takedown.
Found a security problem?: Write to security@slashclone.dev. See security.