Let me ask... this is already probably something... and it's only me who didn't arrive there yet. Or at least this must be in the roadmap. I'm thinking about some kind of file in a project (eg, in a git repository at GitHub), which is a standard file (or folder) where a Coder template (or templates) is defined, configuring a workspace for that project's development environment. This way, from the Coder UI, instead of adding a template, and then creating a workspace from it, I could simply provide the GitHub project URL (or path, such as

jbruni/coder

), and Coder would grab the template(s) from the own project - and ask me if I want to launch a workspace. So... anyone who has a repo can publish a Coder template for its development... and anyone who has Coder installed can start developing in this project using its Coder template. I feel like this already exists, or very near in the roadmap, although I didn't stumble upon with anything in the docs or elsewhere yet.