This file lists the authors and contributors to the ECHIDNA project. The
authoritative running list lives in the git history —
git shortlog -sne will produce a deduplicated, frequency-sorted view
at any commit.
| Name | Role | Contact |
|---|---|---|
Jonathan D.A. Jewell |
Lead Maintainer |
@hyperpolymath,
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See MAINTAINERS.adoc for the maintainer
responsibility model and the path to becoming a maintainer.
Code, documentation, infrastructure, review, issue triage. The deduplicated running list is in the git history:
git shortlog -sneWe recognise all forms of contribution including but not limited to:
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Code contributions
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Documentation improvements
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Bug reports and testing
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Feature suggestions
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Community support
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Translations
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Design and artwork
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Infrastructure and tooling
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The theorem-proving community — for the foundations and the ongoing maintenance of the backends ECHIDNA integrates with (Coq/Rocq, Lean, Agda, Isabelle, Idris2, F*, HOL Light, Mizar, PVS, ACL2, HOL4, Z3, CVC5, Vampire, E Prover, and the long tail in
docs/PROVER_COUNT.md). -
The Rhodium Standard Repository (RSR/CCCP) — for the compliance template that this repo extends; see
RSR_COMPLIANCE.adoc.
If you’ve contributed to ECHIDNA and would like to be acknowledged beyond the git history, open an issue or PR on GitHub with the attribution you would like.
Source files are licensed per the SPDX header at the top of each file;
the project root LICENSE and the per-tree
.reuse/dep5 catalogue together describe the
authoritative position. By contributing you agree to license your
contribution under the licence noted on the file you touch (or the
project default for new files).
The documentation surface is intentionally MPL-2.0 — see
feedback_echidna_license_docs_mpl_intentional
for the deliberation.
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GitHub Issues: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/echidna/issues
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Security: see
SECURITY.md— use GitHub Security Advisories for vulnerabilities, not public issues.
This file is intentionally count-free and date-free in prose. The git
history is the running timeline; the canonical attribution surface is
git shortlog -sne.