Looking to Contribute

[venku122]

👋 @Starosdev

Hi I am looking to contribute to Scrutiny development.

I did some work on my own fork of the upstream repo here
AnalogJ#506 (comment)

Firstly upgrading to Angular 21
venku122#1

And I plan on fixing various bugs I've encountered while using it.

In the contributing guide, it mentions checking Linear, but it is not open for public access
https://github.com/Starosdev/scrutiny/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md

I'd love to contribute to this fork and move things along.
I will be taking a look at open issues on the repo as well.

[RSully]

Also curious about this. Also, I would like some transparency about if any AI tools are being used to aid development or not.

[delacor]

Angular is aready at 21, and yes, we are using AI to help. As I am not a native golang programmer this is (sadly) a very important part of my workflow.

[Starosdev]

Also curious about this. Also, I would like some transparency about if any AI tools are being used to aid development or not.

I added this to the README but I should probably make it more noticeable.

"Original Author: Jason Kulatunga (@AnalogJ) - Created Scrutiny and built the foundation this fork builds upon.

Fork Maintainer: @Starosdev - Maintaining this fork with continued development and community contributions.

This fork exists to keep Scrutiny alive and growing. Full credit for the original vision and architecture goes to AnalogJ.

I started this fork as a learning project, so contributions from more experienced developers are greatly appreciated. Full disclosure: I use Claude AI to assist with development, but all code is manually reviewed by me before merging."