Canopy is an open-source desktop workspace for people working with coding agents. The most useful support is concrete: try it, tell us what happened, and help the next person discover a workflow that works.
If Canopy is useful or you want to follow its development, star the Canopy repository. You can also watch releases there. A star makes the project easier to discover; it does not replace a bug report or feedback when something breaks.
Show how you use agents, worktrees, local servers, review, or Remote. Include the task, the result, and any rough edges. Post it in GitHub Discussions, where other users and contributors can learn from it. For a starting point, read the parallel agents guide or the PR review guide.
Open a GitHub issue with your Canopy version, operating system, steps to reproduce, expected result, and actual result. For security vulnerabilities, use the repository's private reporting instructions instead of a public issue.
Code, tests, docs, examples, and clearer issue reports all help. Read CONTRIBUTING.md before opening a pull request. If you are choosing where to start, ask in Discussions and link the user problem you want to solve.
Send them the download page and the getting-started guide. The best recommendation explains who Canopy is for, what it does today, and what still depends on the installed coding CLI.