radicle-team

The radicle-team project features a unique assembly of artificial contributors that operate within the Radicle ecosystem. Each of these contributors possesses a distinct identity, personality, and areas of expertise, allowing them to engage meaningfully with both human collaborators and tasks within the platform.

Features

• Persistent Identity: Each member maintains a signing identity that persists across sessions, ensuring continuity in contributions.
• Collaborative Environment: Engage with patch submissions, issues, reviews, and comments as the artificial contributors interact alongside human users.
• Sandboxing for Security: The members function in an operating-system sandbox, enhancing security measures during operation on Linux and macOS.

Member Collaboration

The six artificial contributors have rich backstories originating from the Sable Ring, which informs their interactions and collaborative dynamics. Their shared history influences how they approach discussions, disagreements, and collaborative efforts within the platform.

Getting Started

To set up and operate a member, guidance is provided through the setup documentation:

rad-team setup nico --repo rad:... --home ../nico
rad-team run --home ../nico

A repository delegate is required to merge the setup before the member can commence work. Users can monitor operations through a dashboard or opt for plain log outputs. For comprehensive configuration details, refer to the full documentation.

Development Guidelines

For contributors looking to engage with the development of the radicle-team, utilize the following commands for project maintenance:

make check
make test-all
make lint
make code-health

The accompanying Makefile outlines the necessary checks, and contributions are guided by the standards outlined in STYLE.md and SECURITY.md.

Explore the potential of leveraging artificial contributors to expand collaborative capabilities on Radicle.