KyberStation is a small hobby project and a first public release. The best way to help right now is to try it, break it, and tell us what broke.
Something render wrong? A ProffieOS export not compile? The WebUSB flow misbehave on your board? File an issue with the bug template — reproduction steps help more than anything.
Missing a blade style from a film, show, or game? Wish the editor surfaced something differently? Feature requests and preset requests both live in the same issue tracker.
Every saber in the editor compresses down to a short Kyber Glyph URL. Drop it in a Reddit thread, a Discord channel, or a DM — the other person opens /editor?s=… and sees exactly what you built, offline.
The source is MIT-licensed and lives on GitHub. Issues and feature requests are open — anyone can file one, and the tracker is where the honest feedback loop happens.
Outside pull requests are not accepted yet. This is the author’s first public programming project and first GitHub project, and the contribution flow is still being worked out — a healthy one means clear review criteria, good tests, and a CI gate that catches mistakes before they land. We’d rather get that right than rush it.
The policy gets revisited 30 days after public launch. Until then, the most useful thing anyone can do is report bugs, request features, and share what they’ve built. Every reproducible issue filed shortens the gap between “first release” and “ready for outside code contributions.”
Flash a Proffieboard from the browser without a USB cable. Research doc lives in the repo at docs/research/BLUETOOTH_FEASIBILITY.md. iOS is hard-blocked by Apple WebKit policy; Chromium-family browsers on desktop and Android only. Planned — not shipped.
Planned — subject to change
Beyond v1.1 Core: full peggy parser surface, all 11 modulators with plates, true drag-to-route polish, hover wire highlighting refinements. Currently 5 modulators have plates active in the UI. Planned — not shipped.
Planned — subject to change
Modulator chains, macros, an LFO shape library, conditionals, snapshots and scenes, sidechain, probability and random, blade-level user-defined functions, response curves. The expressive layer on top of the v1.1 Core foundation. Planned — not shipped.
Planned — subject to change
These are tracked in the project’s repo as planned sprints, not commitments. A hobby project ships when it ships. The roadmap exists so you know the direction of travel, not the arrival time.
KyberStation exists because other people did a decade of work first. It is fan-made aggregate tooling built on top of firmware, hardware, prop conventions, and a community that makes Neopixel sabers possible in the first place. It is not a replacement for any of the projects below.
Have a bug, a request, or a saber to share?