Use prompts, plugins, commands, loops, and designs

Open the directory for what you need: Prompts, Plugins, Slash commands, Agent loops, or Designs.

Start from a listing

Read the item's purpose, source, and instructions. A prompt is text to adapt to your task; a plugin adds capabilities to a compatible app; a slash command belongs to a particular client's workflow. A loop describes repeated agent work, while a design listing provides design guidance or material.

Copy the supplied prompt or configuration when that is the action shown. Replace placeholders with your own non-sensitive context. For installation, use the exact instructions for that listing and your client. Do not assume a command works in every agent because its name looks familiar.

Know where the work runs

Browsing, saving, copying, or discussing an item on explainx does not install it or run it. Local agents, external services, and plugins may need their own accounts, files, credentials, or permissions. Melo can help explain the instructions but should not claim that a background loop or plugin is active without evidence.

If a loop can take actions, review its stopping conditions and permissions before running it in your own environment.

Something fails

Keep the listing link, client name, and exact error text. Check the item's prerequisites and upstream instructions first. For a broken explainx page or copy action, email [email protected]. For an external plugin or runtime issue, use the provider's support. Remove secrets from any configuration you share for troubleshooting.