Projects and teamsProjects
Share projects and submit workflows to Nodespell
Nodespell gives you three ways to share work: share a Project with a Team, reuse published Workflows as starting points, and submit your own Workflows or finished videos to Nodespell for review and publication. A Workflow is a saved graph, from two nodes to hundreds, that opens as visible, editable structure. Nothing becomes public unless you submit it and Nodespell publishes it.
How do I share a project with someone?
Section titled “How do I share a project with someone?”Share a Project by putting it in a Team that the other person belongs to. Every member of a Team can open and edit the Team’s shared Projects, one editor at a time.
| Where the Project lives | Who can open it |
|---|---|
| Your personal workspace | Only you |
| A Team’s Shared projects | Every member of that Team |
| A Team’s My drafts | Only the person who created the draft |
Copy URL To Project on a project card copies a direct link. The link opens the Project only for people who already have access to it; it does not grant access by itself. To share a personal Project, move it into a Team with Transfer Project. See Team projects.
Start from a published Workflow
Section titled “Start from a published Workflow”Published Workflows are ready-made graphs you can open and edit. In the editor, open the Library panel and choose Workflows. The Source filter offers All sources, Official, Mine and Favourites.
When you open a published Workflow from a link or a public Workflow page, Nodespell creates a new Project from it, copies the Workflow and its sample results in, and opens it. A confirmation such as “Workflow copied to project name” appears. If copying fails, the Workflow may have been unpublished or may contain Assets that are no longer available.
To save part of your own graph as a reusable Workflow, see Snippets and presets.
Submit a project or Workflow to Nodespell
Section titled “Submit a project or Workflow to Nodespell”You can submit a whole Project, or a Workflow from your Library, for Nodespell to review and publish.
- In an open Project, choose File > Submit Project to Nodespell. For a Workflow, open its detail page in the Library and choose Submit to Nodespell.
- In Submit to Nodespell, fill in Public title, Public description, Category and Tags.
- Under Thumbnail, choose a thumbnail Asset. Under Example media, add at least one example. These are picked from your Asset Manager and copied into the public publication if it is published.
- Optionally add Notes to reviewers.
- Tick the rights confirmation: you own or have the rights to all Assets, media, prompts and outputs in the Workflow.
- Select Submit.
Every field above except Notes to reviewers is required. Submit Project to Nodespell is unavailable while you are viewing a snapshot. A Workflow can only have one active submission at a time.
Track your submissions
Section titled “Track your submissions”After submitting, Submission sent offers View submissions. You can also open Publishing > Workflow Submissions in the dashboard sidebar at any time.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Draft submission | Saved but not yet sent. |
| Submitted / In review | Waiting for or under Nodespell review. |
| Approved / Published | Accepted; Published Workflows have a public page. |
| Rejected | Not accepted. Read Reviewer notes, then edit and resubmit. |
| Withdrawn | You took it out of review. |
Depending on the status, a submission offers Public page, Use, Edit and resubmit, Withdraw and Delete. Delete removes the submission and the public copies of its Assets; your original Workflow or Project is kept.
Submit a video to Spellworks
Section titled “Submit a video to Spellworks”Spellworks is where Nodespell showcases finished work made with Nodespell.
- In the dashboard sidebar, open Publishing > Spellworks.
- Select Submit video.
- Upload the final video file (recommended, so Nodespell can review and preserve it) or link to where it is hosted.
- Add a description, tags, Work links for the piece itself, and any Behind-the-scenes links such as making-of posts.
- Submit for review.
The Spellworks submissions list shows each submission’s status, with Edit, Resubmit, Withdraw and Public page when they apply. A linked video depends on its original host staying available.
How your name appears on published work
Section titled “How your name appears on published work”Published Spellworks, Workflows and Projects show your public creator profile. Set your public display name, creator URL, bio and links in Account Settings > Creator Profile. See Account settings.
Frequently asked questions
Section titled “Frequently asked questions”Does Copy URL To Project make my project public?
Section titled “Does Copy URL To Project make my project public?”No. The link opens the Project only for people who already have access to it. Share a Project by moving it into a Team.
Is my project public after I submit it?
Section titled “Is my project public after I submit it?”No. A submission goes to Nodespell review first. It becomes public only when its status is Published.
What happens to my original project when I delete a submission?
Section titled “What happens to my original project when I delete a submission?”Your original Workflow or Project is kept. Deleting a submission removes the submission and the copies of Assets made for its public page.
Can I edit a published Workflow I opened?
Section titled “Can I edit a published Workflow I opened?”Yes. Opening a published Workflow creates your own new Project with an editable copy. Changes you make do not affect the published Workflow.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Team projects: share Projects with a Team.
- Projects dashboard: copy links and transfer Projects.
- Snippets and presets: save reusable Workflows.
- Account settings: your public creator profile.
- Asset Manager: choose thumbnails and example media.