Submission Guidelines
Last updated 2 October 2026
We look for creative skills that produce something distinctive. Show the result and how you made it; a good-looking preview alone is not enough.
Demonstrate the outcome
Provide a working demo, recording, or before-and-after evidence, plus the tool/model and version, inputs, settings, dependencies, reproduction steps, manual edits, and limitations. State which results were generated by AI and which were authored manually. Do not invent testing claims, success rates, or originality guarantees.
Explain the creative contribution
Explain what makes the skill useful and what gives its results a look of their own. Generic prompts with a different title, copied skills, and unsubstantiated results may be declined. Our review cannot establish that nothing similar exists elsewhere.
Respect rights and privacy
Submit only material you may lawfully distribute and display. Declare the skill license and evidence permissions. Credit dependencies and source material. Do not publish private client work, personal data, credentials, or third-party assets without the necessary permission. An open-source code license does not automatically cover demonstration assets.
Keep instructions inspectable
No malware, credential collection, concealed network access, instructions to evade safeguards, destructive scripts, or illegal content. Identify downloads, commands, permissions, and costs. Do not require production credentials. Contributors must not ask maintainers to run unknown code with privileged access.
Review and changes
A maintainer checks relevance, instructions, evidence, permissions, and the contributor’s GitHub user ID before publishing. A username alone does not establish ownership. Automated metadata checks do not prove rights, originality, or safety. Substantial changes need another review. Report a concern from the entry page or contact legal@beyondordinary.art.