The Flowershow skill publishes, configures, and styles your site — in whichever workflow you already use.
Instructions for your agent →# Welcome
This is my **site**.
- [[Wikilinks]] just work
- GFM tables & task lists
- $E = mc^2$ LaTeX math
```mermaid
graph LR
Idea --> Note --> Site
```
notes/ folder with the "prose" theme.Life Itself runs its research community's handbook and public wiki on Flowershow.
lifeitself.org →Developmental Spaces publishes its research library as a living, interlinked site.
developmentalspaces.org →MarkdownDB ships its developer documentation straight from markdown.
markdowndb.com →Give Wiser hosts its nonprofit's knowledge base and guides with Flowershow.
givewiser.org →Metacrisis maps a sprawling wiki of interconnected notes and essays.
metacrisis.info →D&D Compendium turns a campaign vault into a public reference site.
dnd-compendium.flowershow.me →This site is published with Flowershow too. View the source on GitHub →
Yes. The free plan lets you publish one site with no time limit and no credit card required. Premium plans start at $5/month and unlock custom domains, full-text search, and more. See pricing →
CommonMark, GitHub Flavored Markdown, Obsidian wikilinks, Mermaid diagrams, LaTeX math, and more. If you're already writing in Obsidian, Typora, or any markdown editor, your content works as-is.
Your content stays in plain markdown files — you own them completely. There's no proprietary format, no lock-in. Take your files anywhere, any time.
Yes, on the Premium plan. Custom domains, custom favicons, and custom social images are all available. See pricing →
Join thousands of writers, researchers, and teams already publishing with Flowershow.
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