Documentation

How flowRS works, what every node does, and how the pieces connect. The node reference and the knowledge graph are generated from the running registry — the same one the editor's palette reads — so they describe what actually ships. The editor's palette holds 322 widgets: 273 built into flowrs-core and 49 from the neuroscience libraries (flowrs-neuro, flowrs-neuroviz) it installs beside them. 0 widgets generate a seam: the emitted Rust compiles, then panics at unimplemented!. 16 are stand-ins: the program compiles and runs, but a deterministic substitute answers in place of the model or device the node is named after. 306 ship: no seam and no stand-in. Of the palette's 419 nodes (97 language primitives and 322 widgets), 412 run in the browser as you draw: 396 compute there what the exported Rust computes, and 16 of them are stand-ins. 7 run only in the exported program, and the palette marks each of those, with the reason, before it is dropped. The node reference marks the seams, the stand-ins and what runs only in the exported program.