Contribute

Add new tasks, maintain aligned variants, and keep review paths explicit.

Contribution guidance now lives on its own page instead of the landing page. Use these notes for task submission, variant handling, repo expectations, and the GitHub entry points that already exist today.

Step 1

Start from the registry

Open a structured issue first so the new task or variant arrives with enough review context.

Step 2

Keep local tasks canonical

Treat the PsyFlow repository as the source of truth, then attach HTML previews only when they remain aligned.

Step 3

Document the task clearly

README, metadata, and release information should be usable without opening the implementation first.

Registry

Submit a new task

Start with the task-registry issue templates so new tasks arrive with the expected metadata and review context.

Open registry

Variants

Track meaningful branches

Use the versioning notes to keep major task variants explicit instead of hiding incompatible changes in place.

Read versioning

Review

Check repository expectations

Review the task-registry README before proposing a task or preview companion.

Open README

Org

Browse current repositories

Use the TaskBeacon GitHub organization as the source of truth for active task repos, runtimes, and support tooling.

Open GitHub org