flowlayer
// Open Ecosystem GitHub

GitHub Repositories

FlowLayer uses multiple public surfaces with different responsibilities. This page helps you find the right one quickly.

Public Surface Overview

FlowLayer

Main product repository for server releases, protocol documentation, configuration reference, quickstart, issue tracking, and roadmap.

  • -Read server releases and product-level updates.
  • -Open issues for runtime bugs and roadmap discussion.
  • -Browse protocol, configuration, and quickstart docs.

Not presented as the server runtime source repository or the TUI source repository.

Open FlowLayer on GitHub

Distribution

Public repository for packaging, install scripts, and package-manager manifests.

  • -Review installation scripts and package templates.
  • -Track Homebrew, Scoop, Chocolatey, and Winget packaging.
  • -Inspect distribution automation around public releases.
Open Distribution on GitHub

TUI

Public repository for the terminal interface source code and the reference client implementation for the FlowLayer protocol.

  • -Contribute to terminal UI and interaction behavior.
  • -Open pull requests and track UI-oriented issues.
  • -Use as a protocol client reference implementation.
Open TUI on GitHub

flowlayer.tech

Public website and documentation surface for installation, protocol, configuration, examples, and product guidance.

  • -Read user-facing docs and guides.
  • -Find download and installation entry points.
  • -Browse examples, troubleshooting, and reference pages.
Open flowlayer.tech

Where should I go?

Report a server bug

Use the main repository issue tracker for runtime bugs and server behavior reports.

Go to FlowLayer Issues

Improve terminal UI

TUI layout, keybindings, and UX changes belong to the TUI repository.

Go to TUI Repository

Read releases

Server release artifacts and release notes are published in the main repository.

Open FlowLayer Releases

Build a custom client

Start from the TUI source and pair it with the public protocol documentation.

FlowLayer separates product responsibilities across repositories to keep releases, client development, and documentation easier to navigate.

Work with the ecosystem

Use the website for clarity, then jump into the right repository for issues, source code, releases, and contributions.