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Your next build can help shape Lumen. Bring an idea, ask for help, or show us what needs fixing.

Conversations and reports are public on GitHub. You can browse without an account; sign in to post, vote, or subscribe. Share only code and details you can make public.

Suggest an improvement

Tell us what you are building, where you get stuck, and what would make Lumen more useful. Search existing ideas and add your vote or use case.

GitHub Discussions · Ideas

Report a bug

Report unexpected behavior, accessibility problems, or a documentation error. Include your version, platform, and a small reproduction.

GitHub Issues · Bug report

Ask a question

Get help with setup, components, theming, Figma, or the MCP server. Search previous answers or start a focused question.

GitHub Discussions · Q&A

Follow progress

See accepted work, follow implementation, and find the release that delivers an improvement. GitHub keeps the full history in one place.

Public roadmap · Releases

From an idea to a release

Ideas start in Discussions. When an improvement is accepted, we link an implementation issue and track it on the public roadmap. Votes help us understand demand; accessibility, impact, and maintenance also guide priorities.

Planned

Accepted work with a linked issue. Priorities may change; acceptance is not a delivery date.

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In progress

Work underway. Follow the issue for its implementation, pull request, and verification.

View in progress work

Shipped

Available in a published release. The issue links to the version that includes the change.

View shipped work

These links show live GitHub issues. An empty view means no work is currently labeled for that stage. A merged pull request or a closed issue alone does not mean a change has shipped.

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Private security reports

Use private vulnerability reporting for suspected security issues. Keep credentials, private repository content, and personal information out of public reports.

Report a vulnerability privately

If private reporting is unavailable, email [email protected] without including secrets or personal data.

What to expect

Lumen is an open-source project. General support is best-effort, with no guaranteed response time. Focused reports and respectful follow-up help everyone find an answer.

For MCP problems, include the versions from lumen_get_meta, the safe output from lumen_diagnose, and whether stdio or Streamable HTTP is affected. Remove tokens, private prompts, and repository content before posting.