How to Contribute

Archestra accepts feature proposals and bug reports through GitHub issues. Maintainers implement accepted changes with autonomous coding agents.

• Developer Quickstart: Run Archestra from source using Tilt and a local Kubernetes cluster.
• Extending Archestra: Add LLM providers, knowledge connectors, or vector search backends.

Opening an Issue

Open an issue on GitHub using the matching template:

• Create an issue: Report a bug or propose changes to existing behavior. Include reproduction steps, your Archestra version, and whether you run Docker or Helm.
• Add an LLM provider: Request or plan support for a new model provider.
• Add a knowledge connector: Propose a new data source connector for knowledge bases.
• Add an MCP server to the catalog: Submit a new server to the public MCP catalog.

Talking to the Team

Before drafting a large architectural change, discuss your proposal in the #general channel of our Slack community.

Reporting a Vulnerability

Report security vulnerabilities privately. Never report security issues in public GitHub issues, pull requests, or Slack channels.

Submit reports through either channel:

• Email security@archestra.ai.
• Open a private security advisory through GitHub's Security Advisories. Only repository maintainers can view the advisory.

Please include:

• Affected Archestra version and deployment method (Docker or Helm).
• Detailed reproduction steps or a minimal proof of concept.
• Attack impact assessment (unauthorized data access, privilege escalation, or code execution).

Bug Bounty

Archestra does not operate a formal bug bounty program. The security team may award discretionary bounties for critical, responsibly disclosed vulnerabilities based on severity.