# Templates

As you start building, you can reference a variety of pre-built templates we have available, or save your own workflow as a template for future reference.

### Access Existing Templates

#### New Workflow Builder Project

When you create a new **Workflow Builder** project, you can either start from scratch by selecting **New Project** or start from a predefined **template**. Templates are organized by **creator** (your organization or Stack AI), **use case**, or **integration**, making it easy to find a starting point that fits your needs.

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#### AI Agent

You can also select a template directly from within **Workflow Builder** when configuring an **AI Agent** node.

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### Creating New Templates

You can save a workflow you've built as a template, which will make it available to the rest of the StackAI community. Please note that linked connections and knowledge bases will be stripped from the template for security reasons.

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