Summary
Conductor has no CONTRIBUTING.md file, which makes it hard for first-time contributors to know how to get started — how to set up the dev environment, how to submit a PR, code style, etc.
What to write
A CONTRIBUTING.md file that covers:
- Getting started — how to clone and run the project locally
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- Project structure — quick overview of where plugins, tools, and config live
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- How to add a plugin — the simplest contribution path
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- PR process — branch naming, commit style, what to expect in review
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- Code style — any linting/formatting rules
Why it's a good first issue
- Pure documentation, no code changes needed
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- Forces you to understand the project structure (great onboarding experience)
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- High impact: every future contributor benefits from this
Notes
Look at how other TypeScript open source projects structure their CONTRIBUTING.md for reference. Keep it short and friendly — this project is built by a 13-year-old, the tone should match.
Summary
Conductor has no
CONTRIBUTING.mdfile, which makes it hard for first-time contributors to know how to get started — how to set up the dev environment, how to submit a PR, code style, etc.What to write
A
CONTRIBUTING.mdfile that covers:Why it's a good first issue
Notes
Look at how other TypeScript open source projects structure their CONTRIBUTING.md for reference. Keep it short and friendly — this project is built by a 13-year-old, the tone should match.