Contributing#

You can contribute to PyFluent-MCP in several ways.

Before contributing to PyFluent-MCP, read Contributing and Coding style in the PyAnsys developer’s guide. To generate useful release notes, follow the guidelines in Branch-naming conventions and Commit-naming conventions.

Answer discussions#

Answering discussions is an excellent way to contribute to PyFluent-MCP without any setup. Only a GitHub account is required. Engaging with discussions deepens your understanding of the project and helps other users facing similar issues, making the repository more welcoming and inclusive.

To see where you can help, visit the PyFluent-MCP Discussions page.

Post issues#

Use the PyFluent-MCP Issues page to report bugs, suggest improvements, and request features.

When possible, use these issue templates:

  • Bug, problem, or error: File a bug report.

  • Documentation issue: Suggest modifications needed to the documentation.

  • Adding an example: Propose a new example for the library.

  • New feature: Propose a new feature for the library.

If your issue does not fit into any existing category, click Blank issue.

Next steps#