This project grows through real conversation, not just solo commits. This file credits everyone whose code, ideas, or feedback have shaped it — because a suggestion that gets implemented deserves the same recognition as a merged PR.
- Shinjan Das — creator and maintainer
Some of the most valuable contributions to this project didn't arrive as pull requests — they arrived as pushback, questions, and suggestions in public discussion. Where a community suggestion has been implemented, it's credited here alongside the change it led to.
- jake_that_dude (r/n8n) — proposed adding structured
reasonCodevalues alongside the relevance score in the Competitor Feature-Parity Watcher, so LLM-based scoring could be debugged and tuned systematically instead of argued over as raw numbers. Implemented in the workflow's relevance-judging step. - Bino5150 (r/AI_Agents, r/n8n) — raised the security risk of importing third-party automation workflows without review, which shaped the "Before You Import Any Workflow" checklist in the root README. Also maintains lumina, a local-first agentic harness — a good reference point if this repo ever adds a natural-language-driven workflow interface alongside the explicit graph approach.
- przemarzec, ebwaked, FirstThoroughfare, BP041, neohack2023 (r/AI_Agents) — independently converged on the idea that reusable automation needs a declared contract — not just documentation — covering permissions, side effects, and recovery behavior. This directly shaped the Contract framework now required in every workflow's README.
(This section grows as pull requests are merged.)
- fun-geek — contributed a workflow around structured AI document generation, advancing the repository with JSON-first LLM contracts, validation-driven execution, self-correcting retries, and automated PDF delivery. Extends the repository's collection of reusable agentic workflow patterns focused on reliability and structured outputs.
Contributions in progress:
- neohack2023 — planning a contribution around workflow contracts, context packets, execution records, and interface boundaries, extending the Contract framework toward a more complete automation architecture. Scope being finalized in [issue link].
Every merged PR gets a line in this file. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the branch → PR → review process — and if you've influenced this project through discussion rather than code, that counts too. Open an issue or mention it in a PR and it'll be added here.