v1.0

[TheDiscordian]

• Bridges
• At least 3 protocols fully supported
• Unit tests
• Administrative plugins (Ex: Change bot settings, change room settings, change server settings)
• General features support (Most users grab bots that have their own spin on what's really a core idea, let's try to get at least most of the text features as core plugins)

When OneBot is stable, it will be open-sourced. Above is what's considered stable. The list can grow or shrink based on feedback.

[TheDiscordian]

Open-source'd early.

[tippi-fifestarr]

Came here looking for what you were thinking were the current priorities, since I saw that CityDAO is also difficult to quickly identify the areas of need for contributions.

I do believe that the best contributors don't need any hints, they just spot the weaknesses and zoom it to repair or improve.

[TheDiscordian]

@tippi-fifestarr in this repo I try to tag issues that I believe will be good first issues with "good first issue" to help people get started. This project was also suddenly open-sourced with none of the usual organisation I'd do to make it properly welcoming for new devs. It's basically presented as-is with a "please contribute if you like the bot" type thing. You can find open "good first issue"s here.