Thanks for the interest. This is a solo-maintainer portfolio repository, so the most helpful contributions are small, scoped, and easy to review.
- bug reports with exact commands, configs, and sample inputs
- docs fixes when README behavior drifts from the actual CLI
- small tests around time parsing, window boundaries, and alert thresholds
- narrowly scoped pull requests that keep the repository local and file-based
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keep the project boundary honest: this is not a production monitoring system
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prefer fixing or clarifying existing behavior over adding large new subsystems
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update README or docs if a user-visible command, output, or artifact changes
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run:
python -m pip install -e . pytest
If you want to propose a larger demo or roadmap item, opening an issue first is the easiest path.