Contact & contribute

Say hello, or lend a hand

dronAIcharya is open source under the MIT license. Everything happens on GitHub — questions, bug reports, security disclosures, and contributions of curriculum, personas, fixes, and translations are all welcome.

Report a bug or request a feature

Open an issue. Describe what you expected, what happened, your editor and version, and steps to reproduce.

github.com/dibakshya01/dronAIcharya/issues →

Ask a question

Start a discussion for setup help, teaching ideas, or anything that isn't quite a bug. (If Discussions aren't enabled, open an issue labelled "question".)

github.com/dibakshya01/dronAIcharya/discussions →

Disclose a vulnerability privately

Found a way the hooks could be abused, or a secret could leak? Please use a private GitHub Security Advisory, or open an issue describing the impact without exploit details and ask to take it private.

Private advisory · see SECURITY.md →

Contribute

Curriculum, personas, fixes and translations are all welcome. Read CONTRIBUTING.md, keep PRs small and focused, and have new content fact-checked.

CONTRIBUTING.md →

Contributor ground rules

Four things we hold to

A tutor that teaches wrong things is worse than none. These keep the project honest.

Teach, don't just do

Every change should serve the teaching contract — understanding first, the learner in control, honesty throughout.

Be factually correct

Cite sources for anything non-obvious and flag uncertainty. New content gets fact-checked before it ships.

No impersonation

No real-person or trademarked-character names in personas or docs — use original archetypes.

No secrets, ever

Never commit keys or tokens, in examples or fixtures. Teach .env and .gitignore instead.

Before you open a PR

Run the checks

All green, plus a clear description of what you changed and why.

from the repo root

claude plugin validate . --strict   # manifests + structure
bash tests/test-hooks.sh            # guardrail safety
bash tests/validate-content.sh      # JSON/schema + frontmatter

By participating you agree to the Code of Conduct.

Thanks for helping teach people to build.

Star the repo, open an issue, or send a small focused PR. Every bit helps.

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