Welcome to the StepKit Community!

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StepKit aims to deliver the best developer experience for building a durable workflow (using steps ✨), regardless of the backend used for local development or deployment.

This is made possible by the contributions from multiple companies and the joint community effort to make this vision a reality 🚀

Welcome on board!

The StepKit community is the perfect place to exchange ideas, post feature requests, or ask questions. To keep it a safe place for collaboration, this community shares some common rules and is led by @amh4r and @tonyhb, who maintain the project.

By contributing to StepKit, you’ll help create a new standard for durable execution.

Each month, we will feature the top contributors as well as the demos shared in discussions in our Community Spotlight on step.run.

Where to start?

• Debugging/Troubleshooting: Use GitHub Issues to post bug fixes, make sure to provide reproducing steps.
• Contributing: The repository contains multiple CONTRIBUTING.md files. Start by reading the root one, which will give you an overview of how this project is organized. Then, explore the sub-package-specific CONTRIBUTING.md for implementation and architecture details.
• Feedback and feature requests: Feel free to create GitHub Discussions to share product feedback.
• #BuiltWithStepKit: You built something amazing with StepKit? Create a GitHub discussion to present, and we’ll make sure to feature it on the step.run website and in our Community Spotlight.

The road ahead

StepKit is a project built with the community. Head to the Roadmap discussion to see what’s ahead.