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996 AI builds and curates open-source tooling to help people work smarter and live better — not longer. We focus on ergonomic, high-efficiency projects that reduce busywork, automate repetitive tasks, and defend developers and students against exploitative schedules.

We believe:

• People’s time and health come first.
• Open source + AI can amplify humane productivity.
• Tools should enable creative work, not replace rest.

996 AI respects your privacy — always. We will never abuse, sell, or leak your personal data. Our commitment is:

• Minimal data collection: we collect only the data absolutely necessary to provide a feature — and only with explicit opt-in.
• Local-first & opt-in: whenever possible, processing happens locally (client side) or on user-controlled systems. Any server collection is opt-in and documented.
• No selling: we do not sell or trade personal data to third parties.
• Transparent & open: repository code that handles user data is public, and data flows are documented. Security and privacy practices are described in each repo’s PRIVACY.md.
• Short retention & anonymization: data kept only as long as needed and anonymized wherever feasible.
• Audits & community review: maintainers welcome audits and third-party review; security issues have a clear disclosure path.
• Contact & removal: users can request data deletion or clarifications by opening an issue or emailing [email protected] (or the project’s maintainer contact).

We welcome contributions of all kinds:

• Open issues for bugs, feature requests, or ideas
• Pull requests (feature branches + tests)
• Docs, examples, translations, and moderation

Please read each repo’s CONTRIBUTING.md, CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md, and PRIVACY.md (if the repo handles data) before contributing.

This org follows a contributor-friendly approach. All projects should include:

• CONTRIBUTING.md — how to contribute
• CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md — respectful behavior expectations
• LICENSE — clear open-source license (prefer permissive)
• PRIVACY.md — for any project that collects or processes user data

If a project lacks any of these files, open an issue to help maintainers add them.