openfga/community

OpenFGA Community is a central hub for community resources, discussions, and governance around OpenFGA, a high-performance authorization system based on Google's Zanzibar paper that enables fine-grained access control through a simple modeling language.

The repository serves as the primary gathering place for OpenFGA users and contributors seeking support, documentation, and ways to engage with the project. It provides quick access to essential resources including official documentation, an interactive playground for testing authorization models, official SDKs across multiple programming languages, community channels, and the project roadmap. The repository also catalogs community-maintained projects, integrations, and tools that extend OpenFGA's functionality.

Developers adopting this repository should understand it is not the authorization system itself but rather the community infrastructure around it. It suits teams looking to understand how to get involved with OpenFGA, find community-built extensions, or contribute to the project's development. The repository centralizes information that would otherwise be scattered across multiple locations, making it valuable for onboarding new users and maintaining visibility into community contributions and governance decisions.

The project maintains active community engagement through documented governance structures and contribution guidelines. Community meetings are regularly scheduled to facilitate discussion and collaboration. The repository actively catalogs community projects and third-party tools, indicating ongoing curation of the ecosystem around OpenFGA.