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Open Source Contributors

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GaiaNet Developer Contribution

Hey, Sydney here 👋. This doc is to give some context on how to contribute as an open-source dev to the GaiaNet project. [gaianet.ai]

About the Project

Project Description: GaiaNet is a developer tool that allows devs to:

  1. easily manage or swap out LLM models
  2. create a custom localized GPT based on their company's own IP
  3. blockchain aspect: data can be onchain/offchain and conditional access via permissioned or permissionless

Target Audience:

  1. companies who need rails to integrate LLM models or looking to roll out AI-enablement
  2. open-source devs

Technical Stack: js, go, rust

Getting Started

Setting Up Your Development Environment:

  1. Install and run your own AI agent service https://github.com/GaiaNet-AI/gaianet-node

2. Forking the Repository: Can suggests updates or raise issues

Contributing Guidelines

Contribution Types: Developers can contribute:

  1. Suggest and identify bug fixes
  2. Request or lead feature developments
  3. Create documentation or contribute improvements

Issue Tracking: Here is where you will find existing issues and report new ones https://github.com/GaiaNet-AI/gaianet-node/issues

Pull Requests:

Create a Pull Request On the project hosting platform (e.g., GitHub, GitLab), navigate to your forked repository and create a pull request.

Title: Use a clear and concise title that summarizes the changes in your pull request. Description: Provide a detailed description of your changes, including:

  1. The problem your changes address.
  2. The solution you implemented.
  3. Any breaking changes or regressions introduced.
  4. Reference any related issues or tickets (e.g., #123).
  5. Labels: Apply any relevant labels to your pull request (optional, depending on the platform).
  6. Reviewers: Assign reviewers (tag reviewers @alabulei)

Additional Resources

Project Documentation:

  1. create your own node https://docs.gaianet.ai/category/gaianet-node-creator-guide

Community Channels: Discord or TG

Next Steps

  1. DM Sydney on the next technical integration support