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Contributor growth backlog

Use this backlog to keep the repository approachable after the first bounty waves. These are unpaid by default unless a maintainer explicitly adds bounty labels and bounty terms to a specific issue.

Good-first issue ideas

  1. Add a README screenshot or linked thumbnail for the X demo video.

    • Labels: documentation, good first issue, area:demo
    • Acceptance: no binary asset unless maintainer approves it, no third-party scripts, demo link remains visible.
  2. Add one new generated profile example to examples/README.md.

    • Labels: documentation, good first issue, area:examples
    • Acceptance: includes use case, install command with YOUR_ORG, keywords, and no real credentials.
  3. Add profile prompt examples for one niche workflow.

    • Labels: documentation, good first issue, area:discovery
    • Acceptance: each prompt asks for validation and no real credentials.
  4. Improve docs/launch-kit.md with one resource-list submission template.

    • Labels: documentation, help wanted, area:discovery
    • Acceptance: target list is relevant and language is not spammy.
  5. Add one generated-profile topic bundle to docs/discovery-metadata.md.

    • Labels: documentation, good first issue, area:discovery
    • Acceptance: topics are specific, useful, and not keyword-stuffed.
  6. Add a make demo-smoke transcript to docs/demos/.

    • Labels: documentation, help wanted, area:demo
    • Acceptance: transcript uses temporary paths and does not expose local Hermes state.
  7. Add a short FAQ answer about why generated profiles need validation.

    • Labels: documentation, good first issue, area:quality
    • Acceptance: answer references scripts/validate_profile.py and hermes profile install.
  8. Add a lightweight release announcement checklist.

    • Labels: documentation, help wanted, area:ci
    • Acceptance: checklist covers validation, CI, changelog, release notes, and fresh install smoke.

Maintainer rules

  • Keep tasks small enough to review quickly.
  • Close or retitle issues once the repo changes make them stale.
  • Add bounty labels only when the payout amount, wallet requirement, acceptance criteria, and duplicate-PR policy are explicit.
  • Preserve first-time contributor credit in commits when work is integrated through a maintainer branch.