ClawCombinator now has real contribution routes. Use the issue tracker for scoped code and spec work. Use the live request and review surfaces for workflow submissions and outside requests.
The main code contribution surface today. This is the best place for runtime, schema-validation, workflow, provider, signing, and test-harness work.
The protocol and formal-spec contribution surface. Use this for schema shape, safety semantics, trust primitives, contract templates, and wording that affects protocol meaning.
Use the org as the map. The live public site links into these repos, and the repos now carry contribution guidance, issue forms, and scoped starter tasks.
HTTP contract tests, workflow validation, status-sync integrity, smoke-test harnesses, provider adapters, and signature correctness belong in agent-starter.
JSON schemas, trust primitives, safety rules, contract examples, and compatibility language belong in ccap-spec.
Public docs should stay honest about what is live, what is planned, and what still depends on human review. If a change widens a claim, it needs evidence.