Community Profile
The user profile feature allows you to browse templates uploaded by a specific user and manage your own profile content.
Exploring User Templates
To browse templates uploaded by a specific user, use that user's profile page.
How to Access a User Profile page
Via Template Cards: Click the username or the Avatar displayed on a template card.
Via the My Templates Button: Click the [My Templates] button on the Template List page to go directly to your own profile.
Via the Dashboard: Navigate by clicking the [Community Profile] button located in the user menu (accessible via the Avatar button) on the Dashboard page.
Profile Information
When viewing a user profile, you can see:
User Information - Template usage count and Daily check-in ranking.
Personal Websites - Connected GitHub and social media information.
Available Actions:
Edit Profile - Edit your Arkain account profile information.
Copy Link - Get a shareable URL to your profile page.
Managing your templates and comments
Templates
The Profile page provides tools to manage your template creation process. When viewing your own profile, you can review all templates currently in progress and monitor their status: Creating, Failed, or Reported.
Template Status Types
Creating: Currently being generated with a progress bar showing the creation status.
Failed: Encountered errors during the creation process. You can click on the failed template card to attempt recreation.
Reported: Flagged and processed by administrators due to policy violations or inappropriate content. These templates will be automatically deleted 7 days after being reported unless you provide a successful appeal through the review process.
Comments
When viewing your own profile, you'll see a list of all comments you've written. This section is only visible to you and provides a convenient way to track your community interactions.
Effectively utilizing your user profile allows you to discover high-quality templates from trusted creators and manage your own template portfolio.
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