Build in public. Prove what changed.
A simple community surface grounded in source, issues, discussions, review, governance, and coordinated security disclosure.
How we work
Open source
Public source and reusable artifacts are governed by the repository license and documented boundaries.
Evidence over theater
Use source, tests, issues, releases, and review history instead of invented leaderboards or vanity metrics.
Focused contributions
One deeply reviewed primitive, fix, document, or Play improvement is more useful than bulk output.
Respectful collaboration
The Code of Conduct and governance documents define how decisions and reviews work.
Choose a useful action
Six real ways to participate
Read the source
Inspect the repository, architecture, schemas, tests, and release workflows.
Report an issue
Describe reproducible behavior, expected results, environment, and evidence.
Start a discussion
Use GitHub Discussions for design questions and community proposals.
Improve documentation
Fix an error, clarify a boundary, add a verified example, or deepen a FROOT module.
Submit a contribution
Follow the real scaffold, validation, branch, and pull-request workflow.
Report a vulnerability
Use GitHub Security Advisories for private coordinated disclosure.
Repository policy
Know the rules before contributing
These source-controlled documents, not website badges or points, define participation.