💬 Help center
👤Accounts & sign-in
I forgot my password.
Use "Forgot password?" on the sign-in page — a reset link goes to your account email. Nothing arriving? Check spam, and confirm you typed the address your account actually uses.
I was given a username and password by an admin.
That is an all-access account. Sign in normally — a banner will remind you to set your own password in Settings, which you should do right away.
How do I delete my account?
Settings → Delete account. Your profile, drafts, and community activity are removed; published repositories are anonymized rather than deleted, so review records stay intact.
🎟️Membership & invitations
How do I become a member?
Through an invitation link from an active member or admin. Links expire 10 minutes after creation and work once. Accepting puts you in a review queue of up to 4 weeks.
Where do I see my queue status?
The membership page shows your position in line and when you joined the queue. We also notify you at every change.
What can I do without membership?
Plenty: read every published repo, download datasets, vote, comment, clap, and bookmark. Membership adds publishing, XP, the leaderboard, and posting.
⌨️Workspace & reviews
Where is the Workbench user guide?
The Documentation page (📖 in the sidebar, under Learn) covers the whole code environment: the SQL dialect with examples, the Python API, how data gets in, Run all, checks, and a Q&A. Every snippet there runs as-is in a block.
My SQL block won't run.
Check the left rail first — it says whether the engine loaded and which datasets are in. If the engine is fine, the error under the block names the problem; the Documentation page lists the usual suspects, including MySQL habits that need one-line fixes here.
How long does review take?
Reviews are done by humans in submission order. Priority review (coins) moves you up the queue — it never changes the verdict.
My submission needs changes — is that bad?
No, it is the normal path to publication. Read the reviewer's note, revise in the workspace, and resubmit.
🪙Coins & XP
How do I get coins?
You start with 50, and each published project earns 15. Buying coin packs is not available yet — the prices you may see are upcoming, not active.
Where did my coins go?
The coins page shows your full ledger — every earn and spend, with a reason on each line. If something looks wrong there, contact support with the entry date.
What is XP and how is it different?
XP is reputation: published work, posts, helpful activity. It sets your rank and leaderboard place and can never be bought or spent. Coins are the opposite: spendable, never reputation.