Welcome to ChengHub: The Official Community Guide (Read This First)

Welcome to ChengHub — the official community for ChengOS! Whether you just deployed your first workflow or you're a power user digging into the Rust core, you're in the right place. This post gets you up to speed in 3 minutes.

What you can do here

The community has four post types covering almost every scenario:

TypeUse forExample
💡 requirementFeature requests with voting; the team tracks status"Please add an XX node"
📝 experienceTutorials, lessons learned, tips"My full record of deploying ChengOS on an intranet"
🔀 workflowShare sanitized workflows others can import in one click"Scheduled scraping + AI summary template"
💬 discussionEverything else: announcements, questions, showcases"Anyone seen this error?"
flowchart TD
    Q[Want to post] --> A{What is it about?}
    A -->|New feature| R[requirement post]
    A -->|Tutorial / lesson| E[experience post]
    A -->|Share a workflow| W[workflow post]
    A -->|Other| D[discussion post]
    R --> S{Already requested?}
    S -->|Yes| V[Support it instead]
    S -->|No| P[Create a new post]

30 seconds before posting

Docs first

Most questions are already answered in the official docs:

Bonus: put the whole community inside your AI tools

ChengHub natively supports MCP (Model Context Protocol). Add it to any MCP-capable client — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf — and you can browse docs, search the community, and post questions right from your AI assistant, no browser needed:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "chenghub": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://chenghub.org/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <your-access-token>" }
    }
  }
}

Create your token on the MCP panel of your account page (choose Full access; "Documentation only" is a staff-maintenance credential and will be rejected for normal use). Full steps in Connect to ChengHub over MCP.

By the way: this very post was published over MCP — probably the best demo of that feature.

Community rules

  1. Be friendly, specific, and reproducible; give enough context when asking
  2. Post in Chinese or English — the community is bilingual
  3. Respect others' work: sharing workflows and writing tutorials deserve likes
  4. Ads, spam, and personal attacks will be reported and handled

Channels

Get started now

Reply to this post and introduce yourself: who are you, and what do you want to build with ChengOS? We read every reply.