The project uses a standard GitHub collaboration process, and contributors can participate by following these steps:
- Preparing the development environment::
- Fork project repository to personal account
- Recommended Quick Setup Environment with VS Code Development Containers
- or through
npm installInstalling dependencies manually
- code specification::
- Follows project ESLint configuration and TypeScript type definitions
- Submission information conforms to the Conventional Commits specification
- New features need to include unit test cases
- Collaboration process::
- Discuss proposals at GitHub Issues
- Adding a feature branch to
feat/maybefix/prefix (linguistics) - Associate a related Issue when initiating a Pull Request
Directions for contributions that are especially encouraged include:
- Development of new tool connectors (e.g. Notion API integration)
- Enhancing the Interaction Design of the Workflow Editor
- Optimize the local model performance monitoring module
Refer to the project CONTRIBUTING.md document for detailed guidelines.
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