Get involved
No contact form. Just the repository.
Yantrika doesn't have a sales team or a support queue — it has a GitHub repository. Bugs, feature requests, and contributions all go through the same place the code lives.
- Report a bug or request a featureGitHub Issues — search first, then open a new issue with repro steps or a clear use case.
- Contribute codeCONTRIBUTING.md — dev setup, the project's testing rules, and the full offline test-suite matrix.
- Browse the sourceThe GitHub repository — every component, every commit.
- Read the licenseMIT — use it, fork it, ship it, modify it.
Project rules, in short
From CONTRIBUTING.md, so you know what a pull request is held to:
- Every change ships with offline tests — nothing touches the network (the e2e suite talks only to an in-process fake PostgREST on
127.0.0.1). - Robot statuses use the canonical vocabulary in
core/yantracore— never a new ad-hoc spelling. - Robot-affecting actions always go through the
commandsapproval-gate table, never a direct state write. - Schema changes are new, numbered, idempotent SQL files in
supabase/— an already-applied migration is never edited in place.