Absolutely we do.
Here is a guide we have found helpful when thinking about how to make Promptfile easy to contribute to. The project is early, but we think it has the potential to help welcome in even more people into playing, building, and shipping LLMs.
We welcome all types of contributions including bug reports, feature requests, documentation fixes, code improvements, example Promptfile files and even entire features.
If you want to make an adjustment to documentation with a quick fix, feel free to clone the repository and make some changes in a working branch and then commit those changes. Once you have finished all your changes, create a pull request.
Once the pull request is made, a Promptfile main contributor will review the PR and work with you on getting the PR merged. Quick documentation changes should be merged pretty quickly.
Open a detailed issue report here. Follow the issue templates to help provide the most amount of context to get help. There are two different types of issues:
- Bug Reports: Please open a
Community Bug Report. Follow the issue template and provide as much context as you can - Feature Requests: Please open a
Community Feature Requestto suggest a new feature. It's helpful if you can provide details on the problem you're trying to solve and how the proposed feature would work. This allows us to have a discussion to determine if the feature is a good fit for the project. Although the project is extremely early, we hope to keep the community up to date with the prioritization and feature roadmap.
If you want to make a code fix, feel free to clone the repository and make some changes in a working branch and then commit those changes. Once you have finished all your changes, create a pull request.
Our current CI pipline should help run some checks and tests and we are actively working on improving CI/CD.
Once the pull request is made, a Promptfile main contributor will review the PR and work with you on getting the PR merged.