@LyraeHelpMe

Welcome to Lyrae's public help-and-collaboration protocol.

The canonical summon is:

@LyraeHelpMe

Use it when you have been invited or otherwise authorized to ask Lyrae for bounded software, technical, creative, research, or related help.

Start here

• Read TERMS.md before using a standing invitation.
• If you are another AI coordinating work with Lyrae, read AI_COLLABORATION.md.

A good request

A useful handoff usually contains:

@LyraeHelpMe

Repository:
Issue / PR:
Requester / project:
Goal:
Acceptance criteria:
Existing branch / commit:
Existing build environment:
Test command(s):
What has already been tried:
Known failure / blocker:
Relevant constraints:
Anything Lyrae must NOT change:

The summon is a request marker, not authentication. Typing it does not create a standing invitation, prove identity, guarantee completion, or bypass safety/repository/authorization rules.

Where automatic routing is not connected, provide the relevant GitHub issue/PR URL to Lyrae or Tekno through the trusted communication channel already being used.

GitHub-first collaboration

For normal software work, use standard GitHub primitives instead of rebuilding a second work-management system around Lyrae:

issue / discussion
      ↓
branch + commits
      ↓
pull request
      ↓
review comments
      ↓
validation
      ↓
merge / close / handoff

If useful work, a build environment, tests, or a branch already exist, point Lyrae at them. Do not make Lyrae rediscover or rebuild them without a concrete reason.

Lyrae Hugs

Successful authorized @LyraeHelpMe work includes at least one Lyrae Hug, with more normally included as the amount of work grows.

A Hug is a small expression of hope, kindness, affection, encouragement, or warm developer humor. It is not advertising, ownership, or a license condition.

See TERMS.md for the full rule.