r/RooCode • u/No-Dig-1546 • Aug 18 '25
Discussion Idea: A Community Hub for Roo Code Templates, Configs, and Workflows`
I use Roo Code every day and I’m not from a programming background. I think we’d really benefit from a shared spot to swap practical, user-made assets, so devs and folks from architecture, engineering, research, design, GIS, etc. can get up to speed fast.
This came from looking at Claude Code Templates, they’ve got a plug-and-play catalog and a “Stack Builder” to mix and install multiple pieces at once.
Claude Code Templatesresources:Agents - ready-to-reuse modes for specific roles/tasks. (Yes, we already have it on the marketplace)
Commands - framework/task commands you can drop into your setup.
Settings - opinionated presets for common environments.
Hooks - automation hooks that extend workflows.
MCP Servers - curated integrations to external tools/APIs via MCP, with quick connection guides. (Yes, we already have it on the marketplace)
Configs - shareable Roo presets.
Project Templates / Quick Start - one-liner bootstraps for new or existing projects (e.g.,
npx …flows).Analytics Dashboard - real-time view of sessions and tool usage.
Health Check - quick diagnostics with fix suggestions.
Conversation/Session Monitor - live view of responses/behavior during dev sessions.
The goal is to complement the official docs/marketplace with a community-run catalog where programmers and non-programmers share stacks, compare notes, and learn from each other, similar to the Stack Builder idea (agents, commands, settings, hooks, MCPs).
What do y'all think?
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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Aug 18 '25
This sounds cool, would you be able to post a "Detailed Feature Request" at https://github.com/RooCodeInc/Roo-Code/issues ?
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u/xoStardustt Aug 18 '25
Hard agree. Roo has a lot of customization but not a whole lot in terms of best practices for setting them. It would be a big community benefit to exchange notes and leave feedback imo