Thanks for your interest in contributing to SaneProcess.
SaneProcess is workflow enforcement for AI-assisted development across compatible coding agents. It combines client-neutral instructions, native hook adapters, skills/MCP guidance, SaneMaster.rb wrappers, and shared runtime guards.
git clone https://github.com/sane-apps/SaneProcess.git
cd SaneProcess
ruby scripts/SaneMaster.rb verifyThere is no Gemfile today. Use the system Ruby or your normal Ruby install.
SaneProcess/
AGENTS.md Client-neutral agent instructions
README.md Public overview and install path
DEVELOPMENT.md Commands, workflow, and definition of done
ARCHITECTURE.md System design and durable decisions
SECURITY.md Security and reporting policy
scripts/
SaneMaster.rb Main workflow CLI
hooks/ Native hook layer
sanemaster/ CLI command modules
automation/ Helper scripts behind canonical wrappers
templates/ Project/docs/release/UI templates
skills/ Reusable agent skills
SESSION_HANDOFF.md, .claude runtime state, and archive snapshots are local operator artifacts, not public source-of-truth docs.
- Check existing issues.
- For significant behavior changes, open an issue first.
- Read
AGENTS.mdandDEVELOPMENT.md. - Prefer updating existing docs/scripts over adding parallel files.
- Fork the repository.
- Create a branch from
main. - Make the smallest focused change.
- Run the relevant verification.
- Open a PR with a clear summary and test evidence.
Useful checks:
ruby scripts/SaneMaster.rb verify
ruby scripts/hooks/test/tier_tests.rb
ruby scripts/hooks/saneprompt.rb --self-test
ruby scripts/hooks/sanetrack.rb --self-test
ruby scripts/hooks/sanestop.rb --self-testHook and repo test counts change as registry-backed tests are added. Treat ruby scripts/SaneMaster.rb verify as the source of truth.
type: short description
Fixes #123
Common types: feat, fix, docs, refactor, test, chore.
This project follows the Contributor Covenant. Please be respectful and constructive.
Open a GitHub Issue.
Are you tired of waiting on the dev to get around to fixing your problem?
Do you have a great idea that could help everyone in the community, but think you can't do anything about it because you're not a coder?
Good news: you actually can.
Copy and paste this into your preferred coding agent, then describe your bug or idea:
I want to contribute to this repo, but I'm not a coder.
Repository:
https://github.com/sane-apps/SaneProcess
Bug or idea:
[Describe your bug or idea here in plain English]
Please do this for me:
1) Understand and reproduce the issue (or understand the feature request).
2) Make the smallest safe fix.
3) Open a pull request to https://github.com/sane-apps/SaneProcess
4) Give me the pull request link.
5) Open a GitHub issue in https://github.com/sane-apps/SaneProcess/issues that includes:
- the pull request link
- a short summary of what changed and why
6) Also give me the exact issue link.
Important:
- Keep it focused on this one issue/idea.
- Do not make unrelated changes.
If needed, you can also just email the pull request link to hi@saneapps.com.
I review and test every pull request before merge.
If your PR is merged, I will publicly give you credit, and you'll have the satisfaction of knowing you helped ship a fix for everyone.