Community

Hurray is an open project. Contributions — spec feedback, implementation work, cookbook recipes, and tutorials — are welcome.

Contributing

• Read the specification and the implementation requirements before proposing changes.
• Open an issue on GitHub to discuss a change before sending a large pull request.
• Spec changes go through the amendment process: a decision is recorded as an Architecture Decision Record (ADR) before the normative text changes. Browse the ADR appendix in the docs.
• Every implementation change ships with tests, documentation, and a cookbook example.

AI full disclosure

Hurray is developed with strong assistance from Claude (Anthropic), via Claude Code, with a human leading the direction, the design decisions, and the review. Every architectural choice is recorded as an Architecture Decision Record, so the reasoning behind the format is auditable regardless of who or what typed it.

We say this openly because it shaped how the project was built. If you would rather not use AI-developed code, this is not the project for you.

Code of conduct

All participants are expected to uphold a respectful, harassment-free environment. Be kind, assume good faith, and critique ideas rather than people. A full code of conduct will be published here; until then, these principles apply.

Governance

Hurray is currently maintained by its core contributors, who steward the specification and the reference implementation. Design decisions are made in the open and recorded as ADRs. A formal governance model will be documented here as the project grows.

Mailing lists

Project mailing lists are not yet established. For now, discussion happens on GitHub issues and pull requests. This section will be updated when lists are available.