Solid Stats is developed by AI agents running the GSD workflow. Day-to-day code is
written, reviewed, and verified by agents against the standards in
skills; product direction and cross-project planning
live in plans. Feedback and contributions from the
community are welcome. The codebase is open source under the MIT license, so you
can reuse it freely as long as you keep the copyright and license notice.
Please open issues and write any contributions in English — it is the working language of the codebase and of every repository's
.planning/.
- Report a bug — open an issue with the Bug report template. Replay references, screenshots, and exact match details help enormously.
- Suggest an improvement — open an issue with the Feature request template.
- Ask a question — open a GitHub issue, or reach @afgan0r on Telegram.
Most work is planned and executed through GSD inside each repository's own .planning/
directory, by agents, so large unsolicited pull requests may not be merged as-is.
If you still want to propose a change directly:
- Open an issue first so the change can be discussed and planned. Work is tracked through GSD phases rather than ad-hoc patches.
- By submitting a contribution, you agree to license it under the repository's MIT license.
- Keep changes focused and proportional, follow the conventions in
skills, and update the relevant.planning/and README docs when scope, commands, or architecture change.
See the organization profile for what each repository owns, and
plans for the product roadmap and release plan.