# How to Contribute or Give Feedback

The process is simple and community-first:

1. **Start in Discord**\
   Join the Morpheus Discord and share your idea in the relevant channel — usually [`#code-contributors`](https://discord.com/channels/1151741790408429580/1167520984849469530), [`#inference-marketplace`](https://discord.com/channels/1151741790408429580/1167520834139738289), or [`#mrc-discussion`](https://discord.com/channels/1151741790408429580/1215401416659832842).\
   You can also join ongoing discussions for MRCs alre ady under development.
2. **Coordinate With Maintainers**\
   Once your idea gains traction, get in touch with a **maintainer** responsible for that area (e.g., Capital, Compute, Builders).\
   They’ll help align your idea with existing plans and ensure there’s no overlap with other work in progress.
3. **Write and Submit an MRC**\
   Fork the [MRC repository on GitHub](https://github.com/MorpheusAIs/MRC), create a new file following the standard format, and submit a pull request.

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#### **🧭 Writing Recommendations**

* Keep it **clear, structured, and concise** — long texts make review harder.
* Use **Markdown** headings and formatting for readability.
* Avoid jargon when simpler words work.
* When proposing technical changes, include **examples or pseudocode**.
* If your proposal touches multiple areas (e.g., Builders + Capital), mention it explicitly.
* Add a **short TL;DR** at the top to make it easy for readers to grasp the core idea.

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#### **💬 Discussion and Review**

Once your MRC is submitted, the community will review it in the open:

* Discussion happens in Discord or directly in the GitHub pull request.
* Maintainers and reviewers will leave feedback or request edits.
* If approved, your MRC will move to *Active* and appear in the main MRC list.


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