Templates

A template is a workspace-scoped page scaffold. When an author or agent creates a page from template, the template body is rendered with variable substitution and the result becomes the page source.

Authoring a template

Open Settings → Templates → New template. The editor has four tabs:

• Source — the template body. Use {{variable_name}} placeholders for substitution.
• Preview — renders the source with empty placeholders so you can see the structure.
• Properties — name, description.
• Used by — pages that were instantiated from this template.

Save with the Save action. Templates are workspace-scoped; only write-level members can create or update them.

Using a template

The workspace shell create menu has a From template entry. Selecting it:

1. Lists available templates with a description and last-updated.
2. After you pick one, the dialog asks for any variable values declared with {{var}} placeholders in the source.
3. Submitting creates a new page from the rendered source.

Variables that are not supplied are left as literal {{name}} in the new page; the create dialog surfaces a warning toast when unresolved variables remain.

MCP

Agents can call create_template, update_template, render_template, and create a page with create_page passing a template_id. The CLI mirrors these commands as factory templates create, factory templates render, etc.

Deletion

Only admins can delete a template. Pages already created from the template are unaffected by deletion.