Each repository ships its own README.md, CLAUDE.md (agent instructions), and stack-specific setup notes. Start there before asking questions.
This .github repository ships organization-level defaults inherited by all repos that don't override them:
CONTRIBUTING.md— branching, review, and verification conventions.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/— Bug / Feature / Task issue forms
Some products coordinate work across multiple repositories via an org-level GitHub Project. When a product has its own authoring guide, link to it from the repo's README.md.
- Extremo:
ISSUE_GUIDELINES.md— required reading for anyone (human or AI agent) filing issues againstextremo*repos.
See CONTRIBUTING.md. TL;DR:
- Write code and issues in English.
- Follow the product-specific rules in each repo's
CLAUDE.md. - AI coding agents must state explicitly when they cannot verify a change end-to-end, rather than claim completion.
