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Support & Maintenance

This document sets expectations for how to engage with Flow Studio.


What This Is

Flow Studio is a UI and runtime harness for visualizing agentic SDLC flows.

It's a reference implementation, not a product. It demonstrates patterns for governed AI-assisted SDLC. You're meant to fork it, copy patterns, and adapt to your stack.

Related repos:


Maintenance Posture

The maintainers:

  • Read issues (bugs, questions, feature requests)
  • Don't promise SLAs — this is a demo repo, not a production service
  • Bias toward fixes that:
    • Keep governance green (selftest, validation)
    • Improve clarity (docs, checklists, error messages)
    • Improve adoptability (golden examples, onboarding paths)

How to Engage

Found a Bug?

Open an issue using the Bug Report template.

Include:

  • What you expected
  • What happened
  • Steps to reproduce
  • make selftest output (if relevant)

Have a Question?

Open an issue using the Adoption Question template.

Good questions:

  • "How do I wire this into my CI?"
  • "What's the expected token cost per flow?"
  • "Can I use this with [other orchestrator]?"

Want to Contribute?

PRs are welcome! Before submitting:

  1. Run make dev-check — must pass
  2. Keep governance green — don't break selftest
  3. Update docs if you change behavior
  4. Prefer small, focused changes over large refactors

Good PR targets:

  • Doc clarifications and typo fixes
  • New evaluation recipes or golden examples
  • Bug fixes with test coverage
  • Improvements to error messages

Not accepting:

  • Large architectural changes without discussion
  • New agent types without ADR
  • Features that break existing contracts

What You Can Expect

Type Response
Bug affecting selftest/validation High priority, will investigate
Doc clarity issues Welcome, usually quick to merge
Feature requests Will consider for roadmap
"Can you build X for me?" No — this is a pattern library, not a service

Escalation

There is no formal escalation path. If something is genuinely blocking adoption:

  1. Open an issue with [BLOCKING] prefix
  2. Explain what you're trying to do and why it's blocked
  3. Include workarounds you've tried

We'll prioritize based on impact and alignment with the project's goals.


See Also