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The Agent Templates gallery at noclick.com/templates lists workflows published by the community. Browsing is public; you only need an account when you fork a template or vote on one. Search the catalog by job, outcome, app, or node. A search covers every published template, not just the ones on screen.
The templates gallery header with its search box, the total template count, and the category chips

The gallery search box, template count, and category chips

Narrow the results with the filters:
  • Category chips above the results: All templates, Sales, Support, Marketing, Operations, or Engineering.
  • Apps & nodes in the Refine rail, with its own search box for finding one. Pick as many as you need and only templates using all of them stay.
  • Trigger in the same rail, to keep templates that start a certain way. Any trigger clears it.
Clear next to the search box drops every filter at once, and the count beside it tells you how many templates match. Sort the results by Most popular, Recently updated, or Most used. Each card previews the template’s real canvas and lists its title, category, description, the apps it uses, and how many nodes it contains. Show more templates loads the next batch, with the number still to come shown underneath.
The Refine rail with its Apps and nodes list and Trigger filter, next to template cards that each show the template's real canvas

The Refine rail beside the canvas preview cards

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Template detail pages

Click a template to open its detail page. It leads with the author’s opening line, how many people have it in use, the view count, and the thumbs up and thumbs down buttons, then a preview of the real canvas. Set up this agent below the preview takes a copy, and the same action sits on the preview itself as Use this agent. The sections underneath set out what taking a copy involves, with jump links beside them on a wide screen:
  • Watch it work before it’s live shows the staged conversations the template ships, each rendered in the shape it would really arrive in. Click Run this test to watch the agent handle one on the page, with no account needed, and the page says clearly that the answers it gets are simulated. These are the same situations you can run yourself after forking.
  • Set up in minutes lists what the guided setup asks for, in order: the services to connect, the questions taken from the template’s workflow variables, which agent runs it, and a test run at the end. Variable values are never shown, only the questions.
  • About this agent carries the rest of the author’s description.
  • More ways to run it links the coding agents this template has a page for, the apps it works with, and other agents like it. Each suggestion shows that workflow’s real canvas.
The Databricks Job Failure Agent detail page showing its description, usage stats, canvas preview, and Set up this agent action

An agent template detail page with its live canvas preview

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Fork a template

1

Take a copy

On the detail page, click Set up this agent, or the Use this agent pill on the canvas preview. If you’re signed out, you’ll be asked to sign in first; the fork continues automatically afterward.
2

Get your copy

The workflow is copied into your dashboard as your own workflow. You can rename, edit, and run it freely; changes never affect the original template.
3

Work through setup

Your copy opens straight into full screen Setup, which lists everything the workflow still needs: accounts to connect, the author’s per-user questions to answer, and any action or field left open. Credentials are never included in a template, so connecting your own accounts is part of this step. See Connecting credentials.
4

Test it before it goes live

Setup ends on a Test Run. The agent handles one of the template’s staged events for real while every tool call is answered with made-up data, so you can see how it behaves before pointing it at anything of yours. Close setup with the ✕ at any point to go to the normal workspace.

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Voting

Use the thumbs up and thumbs down buttons on a template’s detail page to rate it. Click the same button again to remove your vote. Voting requires a NoClick account and feeds the Top Rated sort. Want to share your own workflow? See Publishing templates.