Remix Workflows
How a workflow can use one published parent workflow, how pricing works, and how each creator earns.
Buyers and creators using remixed workflows.
Overview#
One workflow can be remixed into another at a single level. The buyer sees the complete price before running. Each creator earns 80% of the margin belonging to their workflow when the run succeeds.
A remix cannot itself be remixed. The builder rejects multiple parent workflows, remix-of-remix composition, unavailable parents, disallowed remixing, trivial copies, and cycles before publication.
How composed pricing works#
When you add a Remixed Workflow block, it references one published workflow version. Its price is included in the complete preview for the new workflow.
The product page and publish preview show the complete per-run total. There are no additional remix charges after the run starts.
At run time#
On success, you are charged the displayed price. The parent workflow creator earns 80% of the parent margin, and the remix creator earns 80% of the new workflow's margin.
The remix creator does not receive a share of the parent's margin.
Special cases#
- Parent price changes: The published remix keeps the parent version and price included at publish.
- Parent failure: The full run fails and ordinary failure settlement applies.
- Bundle: A matching bundle applies to the published remix version and its complete displayed price.
What you see in Edgaze#
- Builder: Remixed Workflow block with the parent workflow and included price
- Product page: full composed total before run
- Publish error when the parent is already a remix
Related policies#
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