Open an issue describing the confusing step or incorrect behavior, or send a small pull request with the correction. For GitHub interface or syntax changes, include a link to GitHub's documentation and explain what you checked.
Keep the kit useful with GitHub alone. Product-specific instructions belong in an optional guide. Prefer examples and copyable files over adding dependencies.
Before sending a pull request:
- Check relative links and filename references.
- Check issue form YAML against GitHub's form syntax.
- If you change a form, preview it in a test repository's issue chooser and confirm required fields behave as intended. Include what you checked in the PR.
- Keep statuses, priorities, and sizes consistent with the project setup guide.
- Mark fictional examples clearly. Use sanitized evidence from your own project.
The repository contains documentation, prompts, and issue forms; it has no app build or package installation step. Contributions are licensed under the MIT License.