Contributing

How a change reaches this library, and how it reaches you.

1. A change is a proposal, with its why and its source. Nobody, human or agent, edits the library on one conversation's judgment. Say what it changes, why the new way serves better, and where it came from (a reading, a table's experience, a review). A defect is a gift: report it plainly, with the page and the line.
2. Lineage, not ownership. Every unit carries a LINEAGE.md: what it grew from, newest first. A copy you make names this library as what it grew from and moves your own version to the top; you never speak on behalf of the houses you grew from, and no page says another party released, endorsed, or co-authored anything unless in their own hand.
3. Chatham House. What is said in a room may travel; who said it, and in which room, may not. A contribution carries the idea and its source text, never a person's words attributed without their own yes.
4. Where to send it. Open an issue or a pull request at https://github.com/Lionsberg/lionsberg-intelligence (the library's repo is named there), or hand it to any Cell's Player+; proposals soak a week, are accepted or refused by the steward of the copy you are contributing to, and are never self-graded.
5. Never push upstream. A copy never pushes to the repo it was pulled from; it proposes.
6. Release posture. Each edition says its error rate rather than hiding it. Reviewed once, wrong in places, improving each week: this is the worst it will ever be.

Licences: LICENSE.md. The kit's lineage: LINEAGE.md.