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Contribution Guide

How to propose changes, submit patches, and keep the platform consistent.

What we accept

  • doc improvements
  • examples and tutorials
  • website fixes
  • tooling improvements
  • .dts example review and lab shaping
  • technical writing feedback
  • academic review of database, CS, and education claims
  • proof labels for runtime evidence, source evidence, and planned lanes

Academic and education input

x64base is preparing to open more intentionally to academic interest. Useful review includes:

  • CS review of algorithms, data structures, command language design, runtime boundaries, and systems-programming lessons.
  • database review of DBF lineage, relational modeling, indexing, locking, triggers, table buffering, and mutation safety.
  • technical writing review of comments, command contracts, manual sections, terminology, and student-facing explanations.
  • general education review of prerequisites, lesson sequencing, accessibility, assessment, and the Laboratory Campus shape.
  • learning-theory review across different schools of learning so labs can support reading, repetition, diagrams, command practice, and project-based learning.

Safe first tasks

  • Improve one documentation page without changing product claims.
  • Convert one .dts script into a lesson outline with prerequisites and expected output.
  • Suggest or review one Laboratory Campus lesson using the Suggest a Lesson template.
  • Add proof labels to one existing command or feature description.
  • Review one page for local-path assumptions versus portable public instructions.
  • Propose one diagram that clarifies a source-evidenced or runtime-evidenced lane.

PR checklist

  • clear title
  • minimal diff
  • links to relevant docs pages
  • screenshots for UI changes (if applicable)
  • proof status for feature claims
  • mutation warning for examples that change data
  • note whether the change is runtime-evidenced, source-evidenced, planned, or review-needed