Thanks for your interest in this project!
External contributions and created issues may be looked at, but are not guaranteed to be accepted or responded to.
The codebase is public for transparency and visibility, but active development is managed entirely by our internal team. We do not have the capacity to guarantee reviews, discussions, or merging of pull requests from outside of core contributors at this time.
This means:
- Pull requests from external contributors will likely be closed without review.
- Issues opened as feature requests or proposals may be closed at our discretion.
- Bug reports are welcome — see below.
Additionally, you may want to consult ECMWF's guidelines for external contributions.
If you've found a bug, we'd appreciate a heads-up. Please open an issue and include:
- A clear description of the problem
- Steps to reproduce
- Expected vs. actual behavior
- Environment details (OS, runtime version, etc.)
We can't guarantee a response timeline, but we do read them.
We believe in building in the open. A public repo doesn't necessarily mean open contribution — it means open visibility. We want the community to be able to see what we're working on, learn from the code, modify locally and experiment, and follow our progress.
Possibly. If we open up to external contributions in the future, we'll update this document with full guidelines, a code of conduct, and a CLA if needed. Watch the repo or check back here for updates.
This project is primarily developed using agentic coding tools -- thus even in the future, we will prefer contributions in the form of the prompt, instead of agent-generated code. But attaching an agent-generated PoC to the prompt as a demonstration is welcome and economical.
If you have questions about the project itself, feel free to open a discussion or issue. We'll do our best to respond when we can.