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Edgible for Contributors

You built an app, maybe with an AI. Turn it into a card, and anyone can run it with one prompt, on a machine of their own, the same tested way. You keep your app, your licence and your repository: a card only describes how to run it. Every playbook begins with Get Edgible running.

Adding your app: you build an app, check it has what a card needs, test it on your own Edgible, open a pull request, Edgible reads and tests it, and it is listed in the catalog for everyone. Other people run it, improve it and share their own, and the catalog grows. others run it, improve it, and add their own You builtan app Check what acard needs Test it on yourown Edgible Open apull request Edgible readsand tests it Listed foreveryone

We tried it ourselves with a club noticeboard that an AI wrote. Here is its card, with who looks after it and the day it was tested.

The chapters:

  1. Make your app a card: your AI checks your app, tells you what a card needs, and builds what's missing.
  2. Test it and share it: a test on your own Edgible, a pull request, and a listing with who looks after it.

You don't need a card to run your own app on Edgible: ask your AI to publish it, and it can stay private. These chapters are for sharing it.

An AI agent working on its own can do every step. It asks you only for what is yours to decide, such as the licence and who looks after the card. It starts from the Edgible skill (opens in a new tab) and the contributing guide (opens in a new tab).

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