MCP-PIF Server

# Contributing to MCP-PIF Thank you for your interest in contributing to the Personal Intelligence Framework MCP implementation! This document provides guidelines for contributions. ## Overview This server implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) as a practical embodiment of the Personal Intelligence Framework (PIF). While we welcome contributions, please note that this is a reference implementation focused on demonstrating PIF principles through MCP. ## Types of Contributions ### Bug Fixes and Improvements - Bug fixes for existing functionality - Performance improvements - Security enhancements - Documentation improvements ### Documentation - Fixing typos or unclear instructions - Adding examples - Improving setup instructions - Adding troubleshooting guides ## Getting Started 1. Fork the repository 2. Clone your fork 3. Create a branch for your changes 4. Make your changes 5. Submit a pull request ## Development Guidelines ### Code Style - Follow existing TypeScript patterns in the codebase - Maintain clean separation of concerns in modules - Include appropriate type definitions - Add comments for complex logic ### Documentation - Follow existing documentation patterns - Keep module documentation up to date - Include examples where helpful - Maintain progressive disclosure pattern ### Testing - Test changes thoroughly - Verify against different environments if possible - Ensure backwards compatibility - Check error handling ## Pull Request Guidelines When submitting a pull request: - Describe your changes clearly - Explain the motivation for changes - Note any breaking changes - Update relevant documentation - Test thoroughly before submitting ## Questions and Discussion - Open an issue for bug reports or feature requests - Check existing issues before creating new ones - Be clear and specific in describing problems or suggestions ## Note on Scope This implementation focuses on demonstrating PIF principles through MCP. While we welcome improvements within this scope, major feature additions might be better suited for separate implementations. ## Security If you discover any security issues, please report them responsibly through [security contact information to be added]. Thank you for contributing to MCP-PIF!