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Contributing Guide Generator

Generate a CONTRIBUTING.md template for your open-source project.

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FAQ

Why should my project have a CONTRIBUTING.md?
A CONTRIBUTING.md file sets clear expectations for contributors, reducing back-and-forth on pull requests. It explains how to set up the development environment, coding standards, how to submit issues, and what the PR review process looks like.
Where should I place CONTRIBUTING.md?
Place it in the root of your repository. GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket automatically link to CONTRIBUTING.md from the new issue and pull request pages, making it highly visible to contributors.
Should I include a Code of Conduct?
Yes, for any public project. A Code of Conduct sets expectations for community behaviour. The most commonly used one is the Contributor Covenant (contributor-covenant.org). You can reference it from your CONTRIBUTING.md or include a separate CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md file.

Create a professional CONTRIBUTING.md file by filling in your project name, primary language, code style guide, and PR process. The generated guide covers: how to report bugs, how to suggest features, development setup, coding conventions, the pull request workflow, and code of conduct references. Helps onboard new contributors quickly.

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