Contributing to Doing #

Thank you for your interest in contributing to Doing! Whether you're fixing a bug, adding a feature, improving documentation, or just asking questions — all contributions are welcome.

Before You Start #

Please read and agree to the following before contributing:

• Code of Conduct — how we treat each other
• AI Use Policy — expectations around AI-assisted contributions

By submitting a contribution you acknowledge that you have read and agree to these policies and practices and that your contributions will be licensed under the MIT License.

Getting Oriented #

Resource	What it covers
ADRs	Architecture decisions and their rationale
Process Guide	How we plan, review, and ship work
Security Policy	Reporting vulnerabilities responsibly
Code Style Guide	Formatting rules and code organization conventions
Tasks	Running builds, tests, formatting, and linting with mise
Testing	How to write and organize tests
Commits	Conventional commit format and scoping rules

Ways to Contribute #

• Report a bug — open an issue with steps to reproduce
• Suggest a feature — start a discussion or issue describing the problem you'd like solved
• Fix a bug or implement a feature — check the issue tracker for open items, or bring your own idea
• Improve documentation — typos, missing context, better examples — it all helps
• Write or improve tests — more coverage makes the project more reliable for everyone
• Review pull requests — thoughtful review is just as valuable as writing code
• Report a security vulnerability — follow the Security Policy instead of filing a public issue

Questions? #

If something is unclear, open a discussion or issue — we're happy to help.