The Rapid Diagnostics Toolkit is primarily developed by Dimagi, but is a community asset with shared governance.
We welcome submissions which improve the applicability of the toolkit to classifiers, to consumers, or which enhance the core functionalities.
We use github's issue tracker for tracking issues and improvements to the toolkit.
Please keep in mind that these tools need to interface with a broad set of tools with a difficult testing path, and some functionality may need to remain consistent even when "better" options may be available. As such, contributions will be easier to review and manage if they are made modularly available without overlapping existing tools.
Please keep in mind that we hold the standard of quality in contributions to a very high level regardless of source. Contributions which have very limited scope, come with rigorous tests, and have their purpose outlined in a Github issue are much more likely to be reviewed for inclusion.