Community
This page collects the public-preview contribution, support, and security routes for the LLM Wiki-style toolchain documentation portal.
Repository links point at the knowledge-bridge-labs GitHub organization. Use local sibling checkouts when working offline, testing mirrors, or preparing unpublished changes.
Contributing
Use the per-repository contribution guides when changing package behavior:
| Repository | Use it for |
|---|---|
llmwiki-serve | Knowledge source projection, HTTP endpoints, MCP-style tools, and A2A-style source surfaces. |
llmwiki-agent-bridge | Runtime profiles, source adapters, grounded answer artifacts, and trace behavior. |
llmwiki-chat | Browser workbench UX, source connection flows, bridge selection, and accessibility. |
llmwiki-docs | Cross-repository quickstart, architecture, protocol, operations, and release documentation. |
For docs-only changes, open a pull request against:
https://github.com/knowledge-bridge-labs/llmwiki-docsKeep compatibility claims conservative. The public preview describes HTTP, MCP-style, and A2A-style surfaces; it does not claim certified protocol conformance unless a future release gate explicitly adds that status.
Support
Use GitHub issues for reproducible setup, packaging, integration, and documentation problems after the public-preview repositories are live.
Include:
- repository and version or commit
- operating system and runtime versions
- commands used to start the server, bridge, or chat client
- sanitized request/response snippets for source, bridge, or runtime calls
- whether the connection is loopback, private network, or intentionally public
Security
Do not paste private wiki content, runtime credentials, private-network topology details, private network names, or unpublished repository links into public issues.
For vulnerabilities or sensitive reports, follow the repository SECURITY.md route. Do not disclose sensitive details in public issues.
Code of Conduct
Project spaces use the repository Code of Conduct. For public-preview launch, each repository should expose a private conduct-reporting route for sensitive reports. Use that route instead of public issues when conduct details should not be public.
The canonical Code of Conduct lives at:
https://github.com/knowledge-bridge-labs/llmwiki-docs/blob/main/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.mdDocumentation Issues
For documentation problems, prefer a small pull request when the fix is unambiguous. Use an issue when the problem depends on missing design context, release timing, or cross-repository behavior.