- name: sysdraw
- description: Interactive system design simulator — drag out infrastructure components (load balancers, API servers, caches, databases, queues, CDNs), wire them together, and run discrete-event traffic simulations to see how the architecture holds up under load, failure injection, and scenario-based testing.
- snapcraft: Not publicly available — repository is private.
- upstream: PRIVATE
- upstream-relation: I am the sole author, developer, and maintainer of this project.
- interfaces:
- home:
- request-type: auto-connection
- reasoning: SysDraw is a desktop editor that reads and writes user project files (diagrams/exports) directly to disk via the app’s own save/open flows, not exclusively through portal file-picker dialogs. Auto-connecting
homelets users open and save projects anywhere in their home directory without a manualsnap connectstep, matching the experience of the existing.deb/.rpm/AppImage builds already distributed on GitHub Releases.
- home:
This request has been added to the queue for review by the @reviewers team.
The home interface is already automatically connecting, there is no need for any request, you just define the plug in your snapcraft.yaml