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# Sample Workflows

This section will explore a series of workflows that can be found in the 07-00\_sample\_files folder in the GitHub repository.

![](/files/-LrPm31Xfn7tKHzhE7dr)

The following sample workflows are available:

* [Getting Started Workflows](/04-sample-workflows/04-01_getting-started-workflows.md) 
* [Architectural Workflows](/04-sample-workflows/04-02_architectural-workflows.md)
* [MEP Workflows](/04-sample-workflows/04-03_mep-workflows.md) 
* [Structural Workflows](/04-sample-workflows/04-04_structural-workflows.md)
* [BIM Workflows](/04-sample-workflows/04-05_bim-workflows.md)
* [Community Examples](/04-sample-workflows/04-06_community-examples.md)

Click the link below to download a .zip with all of the sample workflows, or go to each workflow's page to download them individually. You can also find these sample files on the [Releases](https://github.com/DynamoDS/RefineryPrimer/releases/tag/latest) page of the repository.

[All sample workflow files for Revit 2023](https://github.com/DynamoDS/RefineryPrimer/releases/download/latest/Revit2023.zip)

[All sample workflow files for Revit 2024](https://github.com/DynamoDS/RefineryPrimer/releases/download/latest/Revit2024.zip)

[All sample workflow files for Revit 2025](https://github.com/DynamoDS/RefineryPrimer/releases/download/latest/Revit2025.zip)

[All sample workflow files for Revit 2026](https://github.com/DynamoDS/RefineryPrimer/releases/download/latest/Revit2026.zip)


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