Public gallery
Browse submissions other users have shared, and how to add your own.
Go to the live page Open the public galleryThe public gallery is the community feed of submissions whose owners chose to share them publicly and opted into the gallery listing. Open it at Discover.
What you see¶
At the top of the page, three headline stats summarise the gallery:
- Public submissions. The total count of submissions currently listed.
- Contributors, how many distinct users have shared at least one submission.
- Generations run. The total number of generations across every listed submission.
Below the stats is a grid of cards. Each card shows one submission with its name, owner, the problem type, and a short snippet of the owner's notes.
Filters and sorting¶
A toolbar lets you narrow what is shown:
- Search. A free-text search across submission notes and the owner's name or username. Filtering happens as you type.
- Type chips. Click a chip to limit the grid to a specific submission type (Binary subset sum, Travelling salesman, Keras hyperparameter search, etc.).
- Sort. Choose Newest, Oldest, Most results, or By type.
The URL updates as you filter so you can share a deep link to a specific slice of the gallery.
What a visitor can do on someone else's submission¶
When you click into a gallery submission, you read the same kind of page the owner reads, best solution, charts, parameters, run information, minus any private artifacts the owner did not share.
Three optional actions appear when the owner has enabled them on their submission:
- Try this problem. Available on quick-submission types. Opens the corresponding quick form prefilled to a similar problem so you can run your own version.
- Re-execute as a copy. Re-runs the same parameters into a new submission in your account. Useful for reproducing a result without changing anything.
- Edit as a draft. Opens the parameters in the full form so you can change what you want and run a modified version under your own account. Quick submissions cannot be edited this way; use Try this problem instead.
The original always stays untouched on the owner's profile. Anything you re-execute or edit is yours and counts against your usage.
Listing your own submission¶
A submission appears in the gallery only when both conditions hold:
- Visibility is Public. Set this from the share menu on your submission. Private and invite-only submissions never appear in the gallery.
- Listed in public gallery. A separate checkbox in the share modal. This lets you make a submission public-by-link without listing it broadly.
To turn a submission into a gallery listing, open it, click Share, set visibility to Public, then tick List in public gallery. To remove it from the gallery, untick the same box (the submission stays public-by-link if you want it to).
Some owners additionally enable:
- Allow re-execute by visitors, adds the Re-execute as a copy button described above.
- Allow edit by visitors, adds the Edit as a draft button.
Both are off by default. Turn them on when you want to invite others to remix your work.
See all of a user's public work¶
Every gallery card links to a user's public profile at /@<username>, where every public submission and result the user has shared is listed in one place. See Your public profile.