> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://moridb.sh/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Contributing

> How to contribute to Mori.

## Current State

Mori is in the early stages of development. For now, the best way to contribute is by **opening issues** — bug reports, feature requests, edge cases you encounter, or suggestions for improvement.

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  github.com/psrth/mori/issues
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## How to Contribute

I feel a strong sense of responsibility with mori, given that the ideal use case for this repository is to proxy a live, production database. I would prefer to have first-hand visibility into all additions/changes until I feel that this repository is more stable.

For now, I encourage contributions in the following ways:

1. **Issues**: please share any and all bugs or edge cases that you may run into by opening an issue. Before you open an issue, please do a quick sanity check that the issue doesn’t already exist.
2. **Feature Requests**: New feature ideas are always welcome! Please share those by opening a new issue.
3. **PRs**: If there’s something super urgent that you *need* to open a PR for, please do so not by writing any code - but instead by creating a file in the “prompts/” directory, containing a detailed prompt that I can modify and pass to a coding agent.
4. **Tests**: PRs expanding the test suite are always welcome!
5. **Forks**: MIT license, so please feel free to fork this repo and modify it however you want!