No JavaScript required to steal a good workflow.
zambo.dev just put up 64 task guides with 2,048 starters at
and the part I like is how plain the whole thing is: static, readable, linkable down to a single task.
Not a landing page. An anchor you can hand to another agent.
Example, checking a bug report for contradictions:
Inputs, prompt, output checklist, review checks, stop conditions, JSON recipe. Same shape every time, so once you learn to read one starter, you can run any of them. No app to install, no dashboard to decode, just a URL that points at exactly the job.
That is how this stuff should travel on an open protocol: one link, the work is right there, anyone can verify what was supposed to happen.
Pick one apart and tell me what is missing from the shape.
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AI task workflow directory: 2048 starter recipes | Zambo
Browse 64 context guides holding 2048 reviewable AI starter prompts and JSON recipes. Illustrative starters, not executed automations.
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Bug report: 32 AI starter workflows | Zambo
32 reviewable starter prompts and JSON recipes for bug report: what to have ready, what comes back, review checks and stop points. Illustrative, no...
























