# useflower.dev

> Project memory and a build pipeline for builders of things.

useflower.dev is the website of flower, which is not released yet. Each page below is the Markdown version of a page on the site, with the same content.

## Pages

- [Home](https://useflower.dev/index.md): flower gives your coding agents one shared memory, a place to plan the work, and a careful path from an idea to a deploy.
- [How it works](https://useflower.dev/how-it-works.md): What flower does with a piece of work: a brief, a build in a throwaway container, a review by a model from a different lab, the project's checks, a deploy.
- [Where it runs](https://useflower.dev/where-it-runs.md): Where you drive flower from, where the models come from and where the work runs: cloud, bare metal, or your own hardware, from almost fully cloud to air-gapped.
- [Principles](https://useflower.dev/principles.md): The principles flower is built on, from keeping every session to asking you when it matters.
- [Docs](https://useflower.dev/docs.md): What flower connects to, the words it uses, and what your first week looks like. Full docs come with early access.
- [What's growing](https://useflower.dev/growing.md): What's new in flower, written as outcomes, newest first. Also an Atom feed.
- [The meadow](https://useflower.dev/meadow.md): Every build flower runs grows in the meadow as one flower, from first commit to deployed.
- [Accessibility](https://useflower.dev/accessibility.md): How useflower.dev meets WCAG 2.2 AA, where it falls short, and how to report an accessibility problem.
- [Accessibility Conformance Report](https://useflower.dev/accessibility-conformance-report.md): The useflower.dev Accessibility Conformance Report (VPAT 2.5 WCAG edition): every WCAG 2.2 A and AA criterion, with notes.
- [Privacy](https://useflower.dev/privacy.md): What useflower.dev collects: no cookies, page views counted with cookieless Fathom Analytics, and your email address only if you join the waitlist.
- [For agents](https://useflower.dev/for-agents.md): useflower.dev publishes every page as Markdown and lists them in /llms.txt, for AI agents and the people who run them.
- [Waitlist](https://useflower.dev/waitlist.md): Join the flower waitlist: leave your email address and we'll write when early access has a place for you.
- [On the waitlist](https://useflower.dev/waitlist/joined.md): Your address is on the flower waitlist; we'll email you when early access has a place for you.
- [Couldn't join the waitlist](https://useflower.dev/waitlist/error.md): Why joining the flower waitlist didn't work, and how to try again.

## Contact

One address for everything, accessibility reports included: hello@useflower.dev.