This repository now serves as the consolidated home for the CodeFlow ecosystem. The Python engine and the additional product repositories all live in dedicated subdirectories with preserved history.
engine/- Core Python engine projectdesktop/- Tauri + React desktop applicationwebsite/- Next.js marketing and documentation websiteorchestration/- Shared infrastructure, bootstrap assets, and release orchestrationvscode-extension/- VS Code extensiondocs/- Shared project documentationtools/- Shared tooling and helper scripts
The first monorepo migration phase is complete:
- Imported
codeflow-desktop - Imported
codeflow-website - Imported
codeflow-orchestration - Imported
codeflow-vscode-extension - Added shared migration planning and CI scaffolding
The next phase is standardizing tooling, dependency management, release automation, and archival of the legacy split repositories.
The Python engine now builds from engine:
Each imported application can still be developed independently from its subdirectory using its existing package manager and build scripts.
Product-specific infrastructure now lives in this monorepo under orchestration/infrastructure.
The first live Terraform stack is orchestration/infrastructure/terraform/website, which
creates the Azure Static Web App for codeflow.phoenixvc.tech.
DNS records for phoenixvc.tech stay in the org control plane at org-meta/infra/org-dns/phoenixvc-tech.
The old codeflow-infrastructure split repo is legacy reference material until it is archived.
Archive and redirect guidance for the old split repositories is in docs/LEGACY_REPO_REDIRECTS.md.
See CONTRIBUTING.md and the component-specific guides inside each imported project.
See LICENSE.