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Contributing

Worktable’s application source is public under AGPL-3.0-only. Some shared components and agent packages have MIT licenses; the repository’s notices identify those exceptions.

Use synthetic examples in reports and screenshots. Remove credentials and private workspace content before uploading evidence.

The development guide covers dependencies, an isolated workspace, the code layout, and verification. Desktop development covers native prerequisites.

Use the building guide for release artifacts. Hosted operations and the marketing sites are maintained outside the public application repository.

Edit user guides in apps/docs/src/content/docs. Agent workflow pages come from the skills in plugins/worktable/skills (bundled with the agent plugin) and skills/ (installed separately); command, tool, and runtime references come from their owning source. Edit those sources and regenerate the pages.

Keep titles short, explain the action directly, and check examples against the current product. Follow the development guide’s documentation checks before submitting a change.