Contributing

Agentic WorkFlow is built and improved by its community. You do not need technical or programming skills to contribute — many of the most valuable contributions come from everyday users sharing knowledge and feedback.

Below are the simplest and most impactful ways to get involved.

Ways you can contribute

Most contributors start with one of these paths. Choose what feels comfortable for you.

graph TD
  A[You want to contribute] --> B[Help other users]
  A --> C[Share workflows and ideas]
  A --> D[Improve docs or tutorials]
  A --> E[Support the project publicly]

Help other users in the community

Helping other users is one of the easiest and most valuable ways to contribute.

You can:

Answer questions in the community forum
Share how you solved a problem
Help troubleshoot workflows

Visit the community forum here: Community forum

When asking for help or helping others debug workflows, always share your workflow in a code block. This makes it easier for others to understand and reuse.

Example:

{
  "nodes": [],
  "connections": {}
}

If you have built a workflow that solves a common problem, you can share it as a template so others can reuse it.

Good templates:

Solve a clear, common use case
Are easy to understand
Include a short explanation

When sharing a workflow, include a short description, required credentials, browser context, and any setup assumptions. The export and import guide explains how to move workflows between environments.

Improve documentation and tutorials

Documentation improvements do not require programming knowledge.

You can help by:

Fixing unclear explanations
Correcting mistakes or outdated information
Adding examples or screenshots

If something confused you while learning Agentic WorkFlow, improving that page helps everyone.

The repository for the docs is here and the guidelines for contributing to the docs are here.

Create tutorials and guides

If you enjoy explaining things, you can contribute tutorials such as:

Step-by-step workflow guides
Beginner explanations
Real-world automation examples

Tutorials can live:

On your own blog
As community posts
As shared resources linked from the docs

You can also suggest tutorials in the community forum so maintainers can decide whether they belong in the official docs.

Support the project publicly

You can help Agentic WorkFlow grow by spreading the word.

Simple actions that help:

Star the project on GitHub
Share your experience on social media
Write a short review or mention

These actions help new users discover the project and build trust.

Contribute code or integrations (advanced)

If you do have development experience, you can also contribute by:

Fixing bugs
Improving existing integrations
Building new integrations (nodes)

Start here if this applies to you: Code and integrations overview

Not sure where to start?

If you are unsure how to contribute:

Start by helping one person in the forum
Share one useful workflow
Suggest one improvement to the docs

Every contribution counts, no matter how small.