docs: add AI contribution constitution to CLAUDE.md#70
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Add a strict, non-overridable contributing policy: issues required before PRs, the ready-for-pr label gate, WHAT/WHY/HOW issue format, and code quality/security as top priority. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Adds a Repository Constitution (MUST follow) section to
CLAUDE.md— a strict, non-overridable contributing policy aimed especially at AI tools/agents.Why
To give the community a chance to review feature requests before code is written, let the maintainer control which features belong in the CLI, and keep code quality and security as the top priority.
Policy added
ready-for-prlabel gate — PRs only welcome after the linked issue is triaged and labeledready-for-pr.🤖 Generated with Claude Code