Welcome to the Inflectra Community GitHub organization — a shared space for employees, partners, customers, and enthusiasts to collaborate on useful tools, extensions, examples, and integrations for the Inflectra ecosystem.

This organization is designed to help the wider Inflectra community build, share, and discover practical resources that extend the value of products such as SpiraPlan, SpiraTeam, SpiraTest, Rapise, SureWire, and related Inflectra technologies.

This GitHub organization may include repositories for:

• Community SpiraApps
  Extensions, plugins, and add-ons that enhance or customize the Spira platform.

• Utilities and Tools
  Scripts, command-line tools, migration helpers, reporting utilities, automation aids, and other practical resources.

• Code Samples
  Example projects demonstrating how to use Inflectra APIs, SDKs, integrations, and automation frameworks.

• Integration Examples
  Sample connectors or reference implementations for tools such as GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Jira, Jenkins, Selenium, Playwright, REST APIs, and other platforms.

• Templates and Starter Kits
  Reusable templates for test management, requirements management, DevOps workflows, compliance, AI assurance, and project governance.

• Community Experiments
  Early-stage ideas, prototypes, and exploratory projects contributed by the Inflectra community.

This community is for anyone who wants to build with, extend, or share knowledge around Inflectra products, including:

• Inflectra employees
• Inflectra partners
• Spira, Rapise, and SureWire customers
• Consultants and implementation specialists
• Test automation engineers
• QA leaders and software quality professionals
• DevOps and platform engineering teams
• Developers building integrations with Inflectra APIs
• Community members and open-source enthusiasts

All repositories in this organization are community-contributed.

That means some projects may be created by Inflectra employees, partners, customers, or independent contributors, but they are not necessarily part of the official Inflectra product distribution.

Official Inflectra products, documentation, support resources, and downloads remain available from:

• Inflectra Website
• Inflectra Support
• Inflectra Official GitHub Organization
• Spira Documentation
• Rapise Documentation

All projects in this organization are provided on a community-support basis ("as-is"). That means:

• Issues may be answered by maintainers or other community members.
• Pull requests are welcome, subject to repository-specific contribution rules.
• Inflectra’s official support team will not provide formal support for these community projects.
• Production use should be evaluated carefully by your own team.

For official product support, please use the normal Inflectra support channels.

We welcome contributions from the Inflectra community.

You can contribute by:

• Reporting bugs
• Suggesting enhancements
• Submitting pull requests
• Improving documentation
• Sharing examples and templates
• Creating new utilities or integrations
• Helping other users in issues and discussions

Before contributing to a repository, please review that repository’s own README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, license, and issue templates.

To keep this organization useful and easy to navigate, community repositories should ideally include:

• A clear README.md
• A description of the target Inflectra product or API
• Installation or setup instructions
• Usage examples
• Required versions or dependencies
• License information
• Contribution guidelines
• Known limitations
• Maintainer contact or issue process

Recommended repository topics include:

inflectra
spira
spiraplan
spiratest
spirateam
spiraapp
rapise
surewire
test-management
requirements-management
alm
qa
devops
automation
integration

In order to keep repository names consistent, discoverable, and easy to understand as the community grows, we have created a document that describes the Repository Naming Convention that should be used for new repositories.