Open source

Community

Conn3x is open source, and the people who use it fix it, document it and write its circuits. Here's who they are so far, and how to join them.

Who builds Conn3x

Everyone with a commit in Conn3x, this website or an official circuit, A to Z, as GitHub listed them when this page was built.

Get involved

FeedbackTell us what brokeA plan that surprised you is a bug report we want, with the output.CircuitsShare a circuitWrote one for something you run? Package it, and list it in the directory.CodePick up an issueGood first issues name the file to change and the test to add.

Fixing the docs, answering questions and testing releases count too. Get involved has every way in.

Where we talk

GitHub Discussions is the one place for questions and ideas. There's no chat server or community call, so nothing gets lost in a channel you weren't in.

Q&AStuck on something? Ask here, and answer when you can.
IdeasFeatures you'd like Conn3x to have.
CircuitsShare a circuit you wrote, or ask for one you need.
Show and tellSomething you've made with Conn3x.
AnnouncementsNews from the maintainers.

News also goes out on the blog (RSS) and on X at @conn3xone. Found a security problem? Email security@conn3x.org instead of opening an issue.

How decisions get made

In public, in issues, Discussions and pull requests. While the project is small, James Conway makes the final call. Anyone who contributes steadily and reviews other people's work can be invited to become a maintainer, and once maintainers come from more than one organization, the plan is to move Conn3x to a neutral foundation. GOVERNANCE.md has the details.