### **Contribution Guide**  

Thank you for your interest and support for the **mcp2tcp** project! We welcome your contributions. This guide will help you get started quickly and collaborate effectively.  

#### **Project Philosophy**  
The core goal of mcp2tcp is to enable a **“zero-code”** experience for users. Through simple **configuration files**, users can:  
- Map prompts to serial port commands;  
- Enable natural language interaction with devices.  

We are committed to making the project accessible to all users without requiring complex coding skills.  

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#### **How to Contribute**  

1. **Fork the Project**  
   - Click the **Fork** button in the top-right corner of the GitHub repository to copy it to your account.  

2. **Clone the Repository**  
   ```bash
   git clone https://github.com/mcp2everything/mcp2tcp.git
   cd mcp2tcp
   ```  

3. **Create a New Branch**  
   Create a dedicated branch for your changes with a clear name:  
   ```bash
   git checkout -b feature/feature-name
   ```  

4. **Implement Changes**  
   - Ensure your modifications align with the project philosophy, focusing on **configuration-driven functionality**.  
   - Test your changes locally to ensure everything works as expected.  

5. **Commit Your Changes**  
   - Add and commit your changes:  
     ```bash
     git add .
     git commit -m "Description of the changes"
     git push origin feature/feature-name
     ```  

6. **Submit a Pull Request**  
   - Go to your Fork’s GitHub page and click **New Pull Request**.  
   - Provide a clear description of your changes and the reasons behind them.  

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#### **Contribution Tips**  

- **Code Quality**: Write clear, well-commented code.  
- **Test Coverage**: Add appropriate test cases for your features.  
- **Documentation**: Update documentation if your changes impact usability.  

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#### **Review Process**  
Once you submit a pull request, we will review it based on:  
1. **Code Quality**: Adherence to project philosophy and coding standards.  
2. **Functionality Testing**: Ensuring the new features work as intended without breaking existing ones.  
3. **Documentation**: Verifying that all relevant documentation is updated and clear.  

Approved contributions will be merged, and we greatly appreciate your efforts!  

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#### **Contact Us**  
If you encounter any issues during the contribution process, feel free to reach out via GitHub Issues.  

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