Skip to main content

Community

connectCenter (formerly Score) is an open-source project stewarded by the Open Applications Group (OAGi) in collaboration with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). This page explains where to get help, where discussion happens, and how to stay in the loop.

Project home​

The canonical source repository lives on GitHub:

connectCenter is distributed under the MIT License (see LICENSE.txt in the repository root).

Getting help & discussion​

Most project conversation happens in the open on GitHub. If you have a question, a bug, or a feature idea, start there:

  • Ask a question or report a bug — open a GitHub issue. Search existing issues first to avoid duplicates; the maintainers and community use issues both for tracking work and for clarifying discussion.
  • Propose or discuss a change — open a pull request against the repository, or comment on the related issue. See Issue Management for how issues are triaged and labeled, and Development Setup for building the project locally.

For broader CCS / CCTS (Core Component Specification) standards questions that go beyond the tooling itself, the OAGi community is the right audience.

How to be a good community member​

  • Search before you post. Check open and closed issues for an existing answer.
  • Be specific. Include the connectCenter version (for example 3.5.2), how you deployed it, and the exact steps to reproduce. See the Architecture Overview for module names and the Deployment guide for the standard Docker Compose setup.
  • Stay on topic. Use GitHub issues for the tooling; use OAGi channels for standards-level questions.