# Submit a library **If you are familiar with Github and Git, the submission is pretty straightforward:** * fork the git repo and make sure it's sync-ed up * add the excel sheet under the `tools` folder, * you can also add the generated yaml (assuming you have tested it) under `backend/library/libraries` * open a pull request and make sure you accept the CLA and we'll take it from there :thumbsup: **If you're not familiar with Github and the handling Git, you can follow these simplified steps using just the UI :**
* create your excel sheet based on one of the samples in `tools` folder * convert it to yaml using the `convert_library.py` tool

* Test it to make sure it can be parsed by the app and matches what you are expecting

* sign up on github to create an account and head to ciso assistant repository * create your fork of the repository

* if it's not your first time, make sure your fork is up to date

* go to the `tools` folder

* click `Add file` and click `Upload files`

* drag and drop the excel file you've prepared or pull it from your filesystem. * add a commit message, something like "Submitting framework x"

* commit the changes

* if everything went well, you should see a message indicating that you're 1 commit ahead.

* Optional: you can repeat this process to add the yaml file as well but on the `backend/library/libraries/` folder instead. * You can now open the pull request:

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