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contributor-guide

Write a CONTRIBUTING guide that helps people contribute to an open-source project without friction. Use when asked to write a CONTRIBUTING.md, set up contribution guidelines, or make a repo welcoming to contributors. Produces a clear guide: how to set up, the contribution workflow, standards, PR expectations, and how to get help — lowering the barrier to a first PR.

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# Contributor Guide Skill

Most would-be contributors give up at setup friction or unclear expectations. A good `CONTRIBUTING.md` removes
the guesswork: how to get the project running, how to propose a change, what a mergeable PR looks like, and
where to ask. This skill writes that guide — welcoming, specific, and aimed at getting someone to a successful
**first PR**.

## Required Inputs

Ask for these only if they aren't already provided:

- **Project & stack** — what it is, language/framework, repo layout basics.
- **Dev setup** — how to clone, install, run locally, and run tests.
- **Workflow** — branch model, commit/PR conventions, where issues live, who reviews.
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