Community & contributing
Link with iQ is built in the open. Anyone can file an issue, pick one up, or point us at a problem worth solving — no invitation needed.
Three ways in
Pick up open work
Browse issues tagged "good first issue" below, or dig through any repo's open issues directly.
Tell us what's missing
Have a real problem you think fits what we build? Send it our way — most of our projects started as someone else's suggestion.
Fork it and go
Everything's MIT-licensed and open. Fork a repo, build on it, ship your own version — you don't need our permission.
Good first issues
Pulled live from GitHub across our repositories — a concrete place to start if you want to contribute code.
Nothing tagged "good first issue" is open right now — but every repo has an open issues tab, and we're always happy to tag something for a new contributor if you ask. Browse repositories on GitHub.
Contributors
Everyone who's opened a pull request on the Community Toolkit repo — our most active project. Visit an individual project page to see contributors for that repo specifically.
No contributors yet — these projects are early. Be the first: grab an issue above, or fork a repo and send a pull request.
Comments & discussion
We're setting up GitHub Discussions on our repositories so conversation about a project can live right next to its code — no separate forum account needed. Once that's connected, you'll be able to comment on blog posts and project updates directly with your GitHub login.
In the meantime, the fastest way to talk to us is to open an issue or send an email — we read everything.
Find something to build
Check what we're working on, or tell us what you think we're missing.