A concise, developer-focused description for the DevFlow.ai repository.

DevFlow.ai is a developer tooling/project workflow repository. This README gives an overview of the project, the main technologies used, a table of contents, features, project structure, getting started instructions, contributing guidelines, license information (MIT), and contact details. Replace or expand any section below to match the exact architecture or commands used in your repo.

Table of Contents

• About
• Technologies
• Features
• Project structure
• Getting started
• Screenshots
• Contributing
• License
• Contact

DevFlow.ai is a code-focused project intended to streamline developer workflows. This README is intended as a user- and contributor-facing starting point: it documents what the repo is for, how to run it locally, and how to contribute.

Primary languages (detected from repository composition):

• TypeScript — 95.2%
• CSS — 3.8%
• HTML — 1%

Common frameworks/tools often used with this composition (update to match your repo if different):

• Frontend: React or Next.js (if applicable)
• Tooling: Vite, Webpack, or Next build system
• Runtime: Node.js
• Linters & formatters: ESLint, Prettier
• Testing: Jest / Vitest / Playwright (if present)

Add or edit these to reflect the real features of DevFlow.ai:

• Project scaffolding and starter templates
• AI-assisted developer workflows (code suggestions, templates)
• Template management and project generation
• Integrated linting and formatting
• Local development server and build scripts
• CI/CD configuration (example: GitHub Actions) — if present

A suggested / common structure for TypeScript frontend projects. Replace with exact layout from your repo if you want precision.

• /src
  • /components — reusable UI components
  • /pages or /routes — app pages (Next.js/React Router)
  • /styles — CSS / global styles
  • /lib — utilities or services
  • index.tsx or main.tsx — application entry
• /public — static assets (images, icons)
• package.json — scripts & dependencies
• tsconfig.json — TypeScript configuration
• README.md — this file

These are example steps. Update commands to match your repo's scripts.

Prerequisites

• Node.js (v16+ recommended)
• npm or yarn

Install

# using npm
npm install

# or using yarn
yarn

Run locally

# start the dev server
npm run dev

# or
yarn dev

Build

npm run build
# or
yarn build

Test

npm test
# or
yarn test

Lint & format (if configured)

npm run lint
npm run format

A gallery of current screenshots (as provided). Each screenshot is separated with extra space to improve readability.

Tips for screenshots

• Prefer compressed thumbnails for README to keep page load fast.
• Use image captions beneath each image if you want to explain UI context.

Thanks for your interest in contributing! To contribute:

1. Fork the repo.
2. Create a feature branch:

   git checkout -b feat/my-feature

3. Install dependencies and run tests locally.
4. Make changes, run linters and tests.
5. Open a Pull Request describing your changes and the rationale.

Guidelines:

• Follow the existing code style (TS, formatting, lint rules).
• Add tests for new features where applicable.
• Keep PRs focused and descriptive.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

MIT License © [ahmedatk]. See the LICENSE file for details.

• Repository: https://github.com/ahmedatk/DevFlow.ai
• Maintainer: ahmed isa zaweel — ([email protected])
• Alternative contacts:
  • Satyam Pote — [email protected]
  • Nancy Sharma — [email protected]
  • Ahamad-talwar — ([email protected])