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Official Framework Documentation
Browse comprehensive architectural guides, installation instructions, multi-agent handoff patterns, and the full Python SDK reference.
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chatflow-agent Community
An open source ecosystem built by and for developers creating conversational AI agents, tools, and multi-channel workflows in Python.
Community & Ecosystem
GitHub Repository
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Issues & Bug Reports
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Feature Requests & Ideas
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Contributing & Pull Requests
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Releases & Changelog
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PyPI Distribution
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How to Contribute
We welcome contributions of all kinds — code, documentation, bug reports, and feedback. Here is how to get started:
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1. Fork & Clone
Fork the official repository on GitHub and clone your fork locally to begin development.
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2. Environment Setup
Create a virtual environment with Python >= 3.10 and install the package with development dependencies using pip.
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3. Development & Testing
Follow strict typing, adhere to async best practices, write comprehensive unit tests, and verify tests pass.
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4. Submit a Pull Request
Open a descriptive Pull Request referencing any related issues and following Conventional Commits format.
Open Source Collaboration
chatflow-agent is an open source project distributed under the MIT License and led by Gustavo Baranda. All collaboration, issue tracking, and roadmap discussions take place transparently on GitHub.