Prism is a community project. The fastest way to get an answer is to ask in public — that way, the next person with the same question finds it too.
Source, issues, releases and discussions. The entire project lives here, in the open.
Browse the repositoryReal-time help from maintainers and the community. Ask questions, share ideas, follow development.
Join the serverDesign proposals, Q&A and longer-form conversations. The right place for "why" questions.
Start a discussionBugs, crashes and compiler panics. Include a minimal reproduction and your target triple.
Open an issueFor private matters only — security findings or partnership inquiries. Not for support questions.
hello@prism-lang.devGuidelines, moderation policy and how to contribute. The code of conduct applies everywhere.
Read the guidelinesIssues are welcome — they are the primary way the project improves. Pull requests are currently closed while the codebase is evolving rapidly; opening one early means it will likely conflict with the next commit. If you want to contribute code, start a discussion first.
Short rules that keep the project pleasant for everyone involved.
Critique ideas, not people. Every issue is a contribution, even the ones that turn out wrong.
The issue tracker is a database, not a chatroom. Check for an existing thread before opening a new one.
A bug report without a repro is a hypothesis. A repro without a bug report is a mystery. Bring both.
Never post vulnerabilities in public. Email them privately so they can be fixed before disclosure.