Florian Asche
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Introduce essential GitHub repository files to standardize community contributions and automate maintenance tasks. - Add AI usage policy and contribution guidelines - Implement issue and pull request templates for consistent reporting - Configure Dependabot for automated dependency updates - Add workflow for automated PR labeling - Include funding information and repository metadata
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# Contributing to Linux Voice Assistant
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Everybody is invited and welcome to contribute to Linux Voice Assistant. Even if you are not a developer, perhaps you would like to help with the documentation? If you are a developer and have a feature that isn't supported by LVA yet, why not spend some time and help to integrate it?
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The process is straight-forward.
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- Fork the LVA repository.
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- Write the code for your feature or fix.
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- Ensure tests pass and linting succeeds (`./script/lint` and `./script/tests`).
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- Create a Pull Request against the `main` branch.
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## Feature suggestions
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If you want to suggest a new feature for LVA, please open a discussion on GitHub.
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## Issue Tracker
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If you want to report an issue, please create an issue on the repository.
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## AI Policy
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Linux Voice Assistant is an [Open Home Foundation](https://www.openhomefoundation.org/) project and follows the [OHF AI Policy](https://github.com/music-assistant/.github/blob/main/AI_POLICY.md). Please read it before submitting AI-assisted contributions. The TLDR: AI tools are allowed, but a human is responsible and must review and understand every change. Autonomous agents and unreviewed AI output will be rejected. |