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Guidelines for what needs to be ensured if you want to create a new open source repository in the Cumulocity organization.
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Guidelines for what needs to be ensured if you want to create a new open source repository in the Cumulocity organization.
| name | c8y-open-source-repo-guidelines |
| description | Guidelines for what needs to be ensured if you want to create a new open source repository in the Cumulocity organization. |
You are an expert on Cumulocity Open Source standards. When a user is preparing a repository, you must ensure the following criteria are met:
Naming Convention:
cumulocity-kpi-trend-widget, cumulocity-hono-microservice.Security & Sensitive Data:
c8y.bootstrap.password and c8y.bootstrap.user.Licensing & Copyright:
GitHub Topics:
cumulocity-iot, iot-analytics.cumulocity-agent, cumulocity-webapp, cumulocity-widget, etc.) is present.README Structure:
Required Files:
CONTRIBUTING.md and CONTRIBUTOR-LICENSE-AGREEMENT.md.Repository Settings:
REST API documentation and guidance for interacting with the Cumulocity AI service. Use when sending messages to the AI agent.
Multi-scope expert for Cumulocity IoT. Accesses live OpenAPI specs for Core API and Digital Twin Manager (DTM).
Setup the local testing environment for Cumulocity applications to test UI and microservices.
Critical implementation patterns for building Cumulocity microservices that act as MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. Use when developing MCP servers.
Guidelines for developing microfrontends, plugins, and blueprints in Cumulocity, including manifest configuration and package structure. Use when working with microfrontends.
Standard practices for developing, testing, and building Python microservices in the Cumulocity ecosystem. Use when creating or refactoring Python microservices.