Here's a 10-minute video demo showing off all the features of &flowshell as they stand at the conclusion of the jam! I had a ton of fun with this project, I think it turned out quite well, and I think I may have to continue adding more nodes. And undo and redo. And any kind of serialization. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyqxUs1mUng

You can now add new nodes from a menu in &flowshell. It's all coming together...just gonna add a few more nodes to demo things and then work on my writeup.

IT WORKS. I can now plumb together runs of nodes in &flowshell to do little shell-like things.

Tomorrow I'll finalize the project by adding a few key things: file writing, node snapping, and a bunch more nodes that show off more capabilities of the system.

Nodes in &flowshell can have multiple inputs and multiple outputs, making it easy to (for example) separate the stdout and stderr from a process, retroactively!

At long last, making progress on the real core of &flowshell. I have a node type, I can execute a process, and I can preview its output.

End of day progress for day 1 is just that I got clay working in Go. That rabbit hole was deeper than I had hoped. &flowshell