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Public demos, private source

Most source repositories are private. A public website does not grant source access or a new license. Where an app lists verified public source, follow that repository’s own license and contribution guidance. Private repositories cannot accept public forks or public stars.

For a reproducible report, include the app’s overview URL, browser version, synthetic example inputs, exact steps, expected and observed result, and a screenshot with personal data removed. The collection has no account service or automatic report submission.

For authorized repository collaborators

1. Read the repository’s existing guidance and preserve its license and domain calculations.
2. Run the documented clean build and relevant workflow test.
3. Add an app through the validated registry adapter, not by editing generated HTML. Supply purpose, first workflow, explicit limitations and evidence URLs.
4. Create a distinct original icon on the documented optical grid; verify light, dark and monochrome at small sizes.
5. Attach truthful before/after evidence and request review. Publication requires maintainer authorization.

The private source includes the registry schema, tested example, icon guide, issue forms and release checks. Request access through the maintainer’s published contact route if collaboration is appropriate.