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Contributors

Thank you for your interest in contributing to MLC Automation! We welcome contributions that help improve the project and expand its functionality.

How to Become a Contributor

We value all contributions, whether they are code, documentation, bug reports, or feature suggestions. If you contribute more than 50 lines of code (including tests and documentation), you will be officially recognized as a project contributor.

Note: Trivial contributions, such as minor typo fixes or small formatting changes, will not count toward the 50-line threshold.

To contribute:

Fork the repository.
Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix.
Submit a pull request (PR) describing your changes.

Contributor Recognition

Once your contribution exceeds 50 lines of code (in total), we will:

Add your name to this CONTRIBUTORS.md file.
Highlight your contribution in the next release notes.
Grant you access to suggest and vote on new features.

Current Contributors

[Arjun Suresh] - Initial Development
[Anandhu Sooraj] - Initial Development
[Shaik Masthan] - Initial Development
[Sahil Avaran] - Initial Development, added logging
[Ayushi Chaudhari] - Initial Development
[Contributor 1] - Added core features for CLI workflow.
[Contributor 2] - Refactored caching system and enhanced performance.
[Contributor 3] - Improved documentation and code structure.
[Your Name Here] - This could be you! 🎉

We believe in collaborative growth, and every contribution makes a difference. Feel free to reach out by opening an issue if you have any questions or ideas.

Happy Coding! 🚀

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