adityatiwari101104/contribos
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Get trusted, get merged, come back: an open-source guide and MCP server for contributors in the AI era.
MCP
adityatiwari101104/contribos
Added 8 Oct 2026
Overview
An open-source guide and MCP server for open-source contributors, focused on building trust and getting contributions merged in AI-assisted workflows. It combines practical contribution guidance with a Model Context Protocol server to support AI-era development practices.
Best for
Best for
Open-source contributors and AI-assisted developers seeking a lightweight guide and MCP server for improving contribution success.
Use cases
- Learn how to establish trust and improve merge rates as a contributor
- Run an MCP server to integrate contribution guidance into AI coding assistants
- Reference a Python-based guide for navigating open-source contribution workflows
How to use
Install
pip install contribos Tested with
Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT
Notes
An open-source guide and MCP server for open-source contributors, focused on building trust and getting contributions merged in AI-assisted workflows. It combines practical contribution guidance with a Model Context Protocol server to support AI-era development practices.
1 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-10-06. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Learn how to establish trust and improve merge rates as a contributor
- Run an MCP server to integrate contribution guidance into AI coding assistants
- Reference a Python-based guide for navigating open-source contribution workflows
Pros
- Combines educational content with a functional MCP server
- Open-source and Python-based, easy to inspect or extend
- Directly addresses AI-era contribution challenges
Cons
- Very early stage with only 1 star and likely minimal community validation
- Scope may be narrow, focusing on contributor trust rather than broader tooling
- Limited documentation or examples implied by the project’s maturity
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Pros
- Combines educational content with a functional MCP server
- Open-source and Python-based, easy to inspect or extend
- Directly addresses AI-era contribution challenges
Cons
- Very early stage with only 1 star and likely minimal community validation
- Scope may be narrow, focusing on contributor trust rather than broader tooling
- Limited documentation or examples implied by the project's maturity
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