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A minimal, orthogonal, embeddable coding-agent kernel in Rust.

Is jeffkit/recursive beginner-friendly?

The maintainers of jeffkit/recursive usually reply to a pull request within 1 day. No beginner-friendly issue is open right now; the list below has the other issues we hold for it.

Stars
4
Forks
0
Open beginner issues
0
Indexed issues
96
Avg merge
5h 32m
Merged PRs (30d)
7
Dominant language
Rust
License
MIT
Last GitHub push
Oct 4, 2026
Latest indexed
Sep 27, 2026
Contributing guide
No contributing guide
Code of conduct
No code of conduct
Beginner labels
No beginner labels indexed

How to contribute to jeffkit/recursive

  1. There is no contributing guide, so start from the README and a few recently merged pull requests to see how changes are proposed.
  2. It ships a Dockerfile or Docker Compose file, so you can run it without installing its whole toolchain.
  3. Your contributions will be published under the project's MIT license.
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