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A lot of useful functionality in SilverBullet is implemented through [[Templates]], as well as regular [[Pages]]. Some of these you will create yourself for your own specific use, but many are generic and generally useful. Libraries offer a way to _distribute_ sets of templates and pages easily.
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# What’s in a library
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Here are some things that a library may provide:
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* Various [[Slash Commands]], such as `/today`, `/task`, `/table`.
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* Useful [[Page Templates]]
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* Useful widgets such as [[Table of Contents]] or [[Linked Mentions]]
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* Useful pages that help you perform maintenance on your space, like detecting broken links, such as [[Library/Core/Page/Maintenance]].
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# What libraries are on offer?
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Libraries are still a young concept in SilverBullet and therefore we’re still exploring how to organize and structure these.
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Currently, we have the following libraries available:
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* [[Library/Core]]: this is the library you want to import _for sure_. Just do it.
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* [[Library/Journal]]: for the journalers among us.
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