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Contribute to Tenuo

Goal. Take the TypeScript SDK you just spent ninety minutes inside and land one small change in it.

You have been working in a real open-source security project, in the same SDK its maintainers use every day. Most people never get that far before a first contribution. The optional goal is to open one.

Do this

  1. Pick an issue labeled good first issue. Most are TypeScript: a runnable example, a test recipe, a clearer error, a cookbook for the constraint helpers you used in stage 5. Each says what done looks like.

    Browse good first issues
  2. Comment on the issue so nobody else picks it up at the same time. Then read CONTRIBUTING.md: it tells you how to run the TypeScript checks locally, which is most of the work.

  3. Make the change, run the checks, open the pull request, and say in the description that you ran them.

Your session host can help you pick one and will tell you how to reach the maintainers if an issue is unclear. A merged pull request on a security project is worth having your name on.

Done when

Your pull request is open.