0.1.0 — Release Notes

The first public release of SerialFlow. This release establishes the foundation the rest of the product will build on.

Highlights

SerialFlow infrastructure and foundation

The core platform: a Phoenix LiveView Studio with a visual graph editor, GenStage-backed pipelines, account sign-in and tokens, and the supporting infrastructure (telemetry, logging, observability) that makes the rest of the product possible.

WebSerial in the browser

A fully interactive serial terminal that runs entirely in your browser via the WebSerial API — no installs, no drivers beyond what your OS already provides. Connect a serial device, configure port settings, and start a live session in seconds. See Quick Start in the docs for a walkthrough.

CLI support for serial devices

The serialflow CLI ships alongside the web app, letting you connect local serial hardware to a remote SerialFlow session over a secure WebSocket bridge. Sign in once, pair a device, and stream frames in either direction. See CLI in the reference docs for the full command surface.