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# Contributing to Chanora
## Status
Chanora is currently in early implementation preparation. Contributions should preserve the documentation hierarchy and product decisions.
## Engineering hierarchy
```text
SysRS -> SysDes -> SRS -> SAD -> SDD
```
Do not bypass layers:
- SRS shall not link directly to SysRS.
- SAD shall not link directly to SysRS or SysDes.
- SDD shall not link directly to SysRS, SysDes, or SRS.
## Before making a change
1. Identify the affected area: requirements, architecture, design, verification, release, security, privacy, legal, UI/UX, i18n, or implementation.
2. Check the relevant document under `docs/`.
3. Update downstream documents if the change affects traceability.
4. Add or update verification expectations when behavior changes.
5. Use the commit message convention in `docs/governance/git-commit-message-convention.md`.
## Commit format
Use Conventional Commits style:
```text
<type>(<scope>): <summary>
```
Examples:
```text
feat(voice): add push-to-talk state handling
fix(protocol): recover channel tree after reconnect snapshot
docs(sad): add interface catalog and performance view
sec(diagnostics): redact server password from export bundle
```
## Pull request expectations
A pull request should include:
- summary of change;
- affected documents or modules;
- tests/checks performed;
- related requirement/design IDs where applicable;
- release/security/privacy/legal impact if applicable.
## Do not include
Do not commit:
- secrets;
- server passwords;
- identity private keys;
- local diagnostic bundles containing sensitive data;
- generated build artifacts;
- local IDE/cache files;
- private signing keys or certificates.