Project state stays local
Markdown notes, task files, drawings, diagrams, boards, flows, and local indexes live in the project folder. Flynt adds structure without taking ownership away from the filesystem.
Flynt 0.12.12
Local-first project command center.
Flynt is a project workspace for markdown, tasks, diagrams, saved views, and embedded Omegon agents — built around files you own.
0.12.x moves Flynt from notes app toward project operating surface: ACP lifecycle controls, Project → Omegon, Lenses, visual artifacts, runtime diagnostics, and bounded agent stop/stall handling.
Markdown-nativeLocal-firstProject-scoped agentNo Flynt cloud account
Why it exists
The project should be legible to both operator and agent.
Omegon is embedded, not bolted on
The agent panel runs a project-scoped ACP session with Flynt-native tools, runtime diagnostics, bounded stale-tool handling, and a dedicated Project → Omegon surface.
Surfaces over file chaos
Write, Lenses, Graph, Tasks, Design, Terminal, and Omegon organize project work by intent while preserving plain files under the hood.
Visual artifacts are first-class
D2 diagrams, Excalidraw drawings, design boards, and flow graphs are treated as project artifacts instead of orphaned render files.
Inspectable automation
Tool calls, preflight state, session controls, and release diagnostics are visible. 0.12.12 continues the 0.12.x hardening pass: large-workspace startup relief, faster tab activation, bounded artifact discovery, graph overview mode, and git-backed note dates.
Sync is explicit
Git-backed sync exists for local-first workflows, with safety hardening in progress. Flynt does not pretend sync is magic collaborative lockstep.
Workspace surfaces
One project, multiple operational views.
WriteMarkdown + tabs
LensesSaved live views
GraphProject links
TasksKanban boards
DesignDrawings + boards
TerminalShell sessions
OmegonAgent state
SyncGit-backed state
Demo vault screenshots
Release docs should show the product, not just describe it.
