Thanks for contributing to Waypoint.
Waypoint is a collaborator-first repository operating system for Codex.
Good contributions improve one or more of these:
- repo legibility for the next agent
- quality of the generated scaffold
- quality of the shipped skills
- quality of the default collaboration experience
- reliability of the CLI and context-generation flows
When in doubt, preserve these principles:
- the default agent should feel smart, direct, and useful
- the core contract should stay lean
- investigation should beat readiness narration
- durable memory should stay explicit and well separated
- heavy procedure should live in optional tools, not in the always-on voice
npm install
npm run checknpm run dev -- --help
npm test- Prefer real files over embedded blobs.
- Keep the generated scaffold legible and reviewable.
- Do not add hidden magic when an explicit file or command would be clearer.
- If you change the generated repo contract, update the docs and tests.
- If you change shipped skills or reviewer prompts, decide whether the behavior belongs in the always-on layer or in an optional tool.
- If a change makes Waypoint more procedural by default, the burden of proof is high.
- Run
npm run check - Update docs if public behavior changed
- Add a changelog entry if the change is user-visible
- Sanity-check that the result still sounds like a collaborator rather than a process manager