Use this checklist right before changing the repository visibility from private to public.
These items are already configured in the repository:
README.md- installation, configuration, provider, architecture, FAQ, troubleshooting, and release docs
CHANGELOG.mdROADMAP.mdCONTRIBUTING.mdCODE_OF_CONDUCT.mdSECURITY.mdSUPPORT.md- issue templates
- pull request template
- GitHub Actions CI
- release tag
v0.1.1 - GitHub release for
v0.1.1
The GitHub community profile is currently at 100%.
Current state already applied:
- issues enabled
- discussions enabled
- wiki disabled
- projects disabled
- squash merge enabled
- merge commits disabled
- rebase merge disabled
- delete branch on merge enabled
- update branch enabled
- topics configured
- repository description updated
Confirm again:
- no secrets are committed
- no private URLs or internal-only notes remain in docs
- the release notes look acceptable for public users
- the README reflects the current product direction
- the license text matches your intent
- add a repository homepage URL if you have a landing page
- upload a custom GitHub social preview image
- pin a discussion post for support or roadmap notes
- add branch protection rules if your GitHub plan supports them
When you are ready:
gh repo edit ibitato/TriadLLM --visibility publicAfter changing visibility:
- open the repo in an incognito browser window
- verify the README renders correctly
- verify docs links work from GitHub web
- verify issue templates appear when creating an issue
- verify the CI badge resolves correctly
- verify the release page is visible
- verify the Topics and Discussions tabs look right