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Constellation
Public projects with code you can build on
Constellation is Stellify's public app store, at stellisoft.com/stellify/store — where public Stellify projects live. Every listing is a complete, working application whose code you can inspect, reference, and build on — not a screenshot gallery.
Browsing
Each listed project shows its description, screenshots, and a "Reused by N projects" count — how many other projects currently reference code from it. That count is Constellation's social proof: it measures code that other builders actually adopted.
Featured projects showcase what the platform can do end-to-end (for example, an AI/RAG assistant and a subscription billing starter).
Using Constellation Code
Public projects feed the code reuse system. From a listing you can pull units into your own project by reference — pinned, immutable, and copy-on-write when you need to diverge. Your agent can do the same through search_code and reuse_code.
Publishing Your Project
Any project owner with a subscription can request a listing:
- Open Project Settings and fill in the listing metadata — name, description, thumbnail, and screenshot
- Click Submit for review
- The Stellify team reviews the submission; on approval your project becomes public and appears in Constellation
One review request can be pending per project at a time. Until approved, your project stays private.
What Publishing Means
Publishing makes your project's code publicly visible and referenceable by other projects. You keep ownership; fork lineage preserves attribution, and you can see adoption of your code from your Constellation listing. Public projects remain live code — when you improve them, reviewed updates can become new versions without breaking anyone pinned to older ones.
Next Steps
- Code Reuse - How referencing Constellation code works
- Sharing & Embedding - Share individual pages without publishing the whole project
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