Support
Getting Help
Documentation
Start with the docs — most questions are answered there:
GitHub Discussions
For questions, ideas, and community help: GitHub Discussions
This is the right place for:
- Questions about how to use PUDO for a specific scenario
- Sharing your benchmark results or case studies
- Proposing new prompts or features before building them
- General discussion about AI-assisted development methodology
GitHub Issues
For bug reports and clear feature requests: GitHub Issues
Use the provided templates:
- Bug report — Something in the CLI, MCP server, or docs is broken
- Feature request — A specific improvement to the tools or methodology
Security Vulnerabilities
Do not open a public issue. See SECURITY.md for the responsible disclosure process.
Known Limitations
Before opening an issue, check whether your situation is a known limitation:
- PUDO does not guarantee AI output is correct — human review is always required
- The MCP server is in alpha (
0.1.0-alpha.1) and uses local stdio only; remote transport is planned for v1.4
- Measurement targets are directional, based on one public case study; your mileage will vary
- The method requires discipline — skipping gates reduces its effectiveness
How to Ask a Good Question
When asking for help, include:
- What you were trying to do — the task, the tool, the command
- What you expected to happen
- What actually happened — error messages, unexpected output
- Your environment — OS, Node.js version, tool name and version (e.g., Cursor 0.49, Claude Code 1.x)
- What you already tried
The more specific you are, the faster you’ll get a useful answer.
Response Times
| Channel |
Expected Response |
| GitHub Discussions |
A few days |
| GitHub Issues (bug) |
Within a week |
| Security report |
48-hour acknowledgment, 5-day initial assessment |
PUDO is maintained by a small team. Response times may vary. If you haven’t heard back in two weeks, add a comment to your thread.
Contributing
If you found a solution to a problem, consider contributing it back. See CONTRIBUTING.md for how to add prompts, examples, and documentation improvements.