Skip to main content The Playbook Exchange is a curated collection of community-contributed playbooks that you can browse and import directly into your Auto Run folder. Each playbook is a pre-configured set of markdown documents designed for specific workflows.
Opening the Exchange Open the Playbook Exchange using:
Quick Actions : Cmd+K → search “Playbook Exchange”Auto Run panel : Click the Playbook Exchange button
Browsing Playbooks The exchange displays playbooks in a searchable grid organized by category:
Category tabs filter playbooks by type (Development, Security, DevOps, etc.)Search filters by title, description, and tagsArrow keys navigate between tilesEnter opens the detail view for the selected playbook
Use Cmd+Shift+[ / Cmd+Shift+] to quickly switch between category tabs.
Playbook Details Clicking a playbook tile opens the detail view where you can:
Read the README — full documentation for the playbookPreview documents — browse individual task documents before importingView metadata — author, tags, loop settings, and document listSet import folder — customize the target folder name
Importing a Playbook
Open the detail view for a playbook
Optionally edit the Import to folder field (defaults to category/title slug)
Click Import Playbook
The import creates:
A subfolder in your Auto Run folder with the playbook name
All markdown documents copied to that folder
A saved playbook configuration with loop settings and document order
After import, the playbook is immediately available in your Load Playbook dropdown in the Auto Run panel.
Exchange Data Playbooks are fetched from the Maestro-Playbooks GitHub repository. The manifest is cached locally for 5 minutes to minimize API calls.
Cache indicator shows whether data is from cache and how old it isRefresh button forces a fresh fetch from GitHub
Contributing Playbooks Want to share your playbooks with the community? See the Maestro-Playbooks repository for contribution guidelines.
Keyboard Shortcuts Action Key Navigate tiles Arrow keys Open detail view EnterClose / Back Esc
