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Writes down how work is tracked here: every change starts as an issue,
anything with a design question gets a Discussion cross-linked to that
issue, a maintainer labels the issue accepted once it's agreed the work
should happen, and the PR that does it links back with a closing keyword.

Also covers the parts a contributor needs to act on that rule — what
belongs in an issue, which changes can skip the discussion step (bugs and
docs), the local build/vet/test commands CI mirrors, and why a docs-only
PR goes green without building.

Includes a warning against pasting real captures into public threads.
Sessions and HAR exports are verbatim traffic — auth headers, cookies,
and bodies — and a tool whose whole job is intercepting secrets should
say so where contributors will see it.

Note: the accepted label doesn't exist in the repo yet and needs
creating for this to be true.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MavUrTwm29bQRDy2Nufoq3

Writes down how work is tracked here: every change starts as an issue,
anything with a design question gets a Discussion cross-linked to that
issue, a maintainer labels the issue `accepted` once it's agreed the work
should happen, and the PR that does it links back with a closing keyword.

Also covers the parts a contributor needs to act on that rule — what
belongs in an issue, which changes can skip the discussion step (bugs and
docs), the local build/vet/test commands CI mirrors, and why a docs-only
PR goes green without building.

Includes a warning against pasting real captures into public threads.
Sessions and HAR exports are verbatim traffic — auth headers, cookies,
and bodies — and a tool whose whole job is intercepting secrets should
say so where contributors will see it.

Note: the `accepted` label doesn't exist in the repo yet and needs
creating for this to be true.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MavUrTwm29bQRDy2Nufoq3
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