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title The Jupyter Book Team Compass

This documentation serves as the Source of Truth (SoT) for the Jupyter Book community policy and practices. It also aims to provide resources that facilitate contribution and coordination among team members.

::::{grid} 2 :::{card} Join us at a Collaboration Café ☕ :link: contribute.md Collaboration Café's are meetings where our community synchronously connects. ::: :::{card} Get started contributing ✨ :link: contribute.md Our contribution guide will help you learn our practices so you can co-create with us easily! ::: ::::

Goals of the Team Compass

The Team Compass should make our organizational policy, structure, and team practices explicit. It also delegates authority to other groups, processes, and locations. See the sections below for more information.1

Acknowledgements

Many tools within the Jupyter Book project were originally created as part of the Executable Books Project.

Footnotes

  1. A Team Compass is common in the Jupyter ecoystem (e.g., here is JupyterHub's Team Compass). In fact, Jupyter's governance model will soon require that sub-projects have their own Team Compass ↩