Share a copy or import a featured bot
Create an independent reusable copy, understand what transfers, and submit a passing build for review.
Share a private copy
- Open the bot’s Share action and enter the recipient’s CookMyBots account email.
- Review the permission statement for copying and modifying the latest passing version.
- Create the private link and give it to the intended recipient.
- The recipient signs in with the selected account, reviews the copy information, and imports it.
The recipient must sign in with the selected account. Code and public settings transfer; connections, credentials, conversations, customer data, and funds do not. Recipients connect their own accounts and pay their usage.
A private link captures the passing version chosen when it is created. Later edits do not update that link or an imported copy.
Revoking a link or deleting its source project blocks future use of that link. It cannot recall a copy already imported and independently modified. Share only code and public settings you have permission to distribute.
Start from an imported bot
Private shares and available featured products create independent project copies. Import itself is free and does not start an AI build or deploy a bot. Review the imported code and instructions, connect your own accounts, and accept the applicable usage billing before publishing.
Importing the same available product again does not overwrite edits or create another duplicate. If a copy is already yours, open that project. If a previous copy was deleted and the page says another import is unavailable, follow the offered recovery or support guidance.
Submit a bot for featured review
The featured submission flow lets you select one project and a passing saved build, then authorize review and redistribution of a clean reusable version. You must own the code or have permission to license it. Submission does not immediately publish the bot for other users; a team review comes first.
Your original bot stays yours. Withdrawing approval blocks future publication using that approval, but previously published or imported copies cannot be recalled. Review source content for private information even though connections and customer records are excluded from the intended reusable export.