Contribute

Help build the board.

Kokuban is a small project. Code helps, and so do bug reports, clearer docs and people telling others about it.

Code and pull requests

Read the contributing guide first: it covers the toolchain, tests and how evidence is recorded. Small, focused pull requests are easiest to review.

Run Kokuban with your shell, editor and window manager. A good report names the OS, the version, the steps and what you expected.

Fix an unclear step, add a missing setup, or translate the README. Documentation changes go through pull requests like code.

Write about how you use it, post a screenshot, or tell someone who lives in a terminal. Mention what worked and what did not.

Stars help other people find the project and show which work is worth continuing.

Watch the repository to get release notifications, or follow the changelog for what changed and why.

Community

Questions and ideas go to Discussions. Bugs and concrete feature requests go to Issues.