Contributing

The rules the repositories follow, and why two of them matter most.

The full guide is CONTRIBUTING.md.

Rules with a penalty behind them

  1. Commit small and often. Judges read the history. Never squash it.
  2. Write the plan before the code, in docs/plans/, with how it will be verified.
  3. Never claim an integration that is not proven to work. If it is untested, say so.
  4. Log AI usage in AI-USAGE.md, prompts included.

Conventions

English everywhere; Conventional Commits; issue, then a type/short-topic branch, then a pull request that the reviewer merges with a merge commit; every partner integration is a package under packages/plugins/; nothing that would help a competitor goes in the public repository.

These docs

0xHelico/docs. Pages are MDX under content/docs; pnpm dev runs it, and CI runs pnpm lint, pnpm build and pnpm lint:links.

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