Community & Participation
KuroLabs is built on open collaboration. We invite engineers, developers, and researchers to explore our repositories, report bugs, improve documentation, and contribute new modular capabilities.
/ How to Participate
Explore Public Repositories
Inspect full source trees, test suites, and CI/CD pipelines for KuroCodeAgent and Kuro Hub directly on GitHub.
View GitHub Org →Report Bugs & Issues
Found a bug or unexpected behavior during execution? Open a structured issue report on our repository tracker.
Open KuroCode Issue →Author Capabilities for Kuro Hub
Create standalone Python tools, procedural skills, or plugins. Submit a pull request to kuro-hub.json to distribute your capability.
Improve Documentation & Guides
Clear docs are essential. Fix typos, propose explanatory diagrams, or clarify provider configuration setups.
Read Documentation →/ Standard Contribution Flow
Fork the target repository on GitHub and create a dedicated branch for your feature or fix.
Run test suites with pytest -v. KuroCode requires automated test coverage for all new actions.
Format commit messages following standard conventions (e.g. feat: ..., fix: ...).
Submit your pull request describing the motivation, implementation, and verification steps.