Built by the community, for the community
The HorizonSec Project is built by the community, for the community. Whether you're a seasoned security expert or just getting started with application security, there's a place for you here.
We welcome contributors of all skill levels and backgrounds. Everyone has something valuable to offer.
All development happens in the open. Decisions, discussions, and progress are visible to everyone.
We believe in building together. Ideas are great, but shipping code and helping users is what matters.
Our primary hub for real-time discussions, support, and collaboration.
For longer-form discussions, RFCs (Request for Comments), and feature proposals.
Code contributions, issue tracking, and project management.
There are many ways to contribute to The HorizonSec Project, regardless of your technical background
Core modules, integrations, tooling, bug fixes, and performance improvements
Guides, tutorials, API docs, and examples to help users and contributors
Bug reports, testing, user feedback, and quality assurance
Feature requests, RFCs, research, and strategic input
UI/UX design, graphics, branding, and user experience improvements
Support, mentoring, advocacy, and community building
Start by joining our Discord server and introducing yourself. Let us know your interests and background.
Each repository has a CONTRIBUTING.md file with specific guidelines, coding standards, and processes.
Look for issues labeled "good first issue" or "help wanted" across our repositories.
Follow the setup instructions in each repository's README to get your development environment ready.
Create a pull request with your changes. Our maintainers will review and provide feedback.
We believe in recognizing and celebrating our contributors
All contributors are featured on our website and in project documentation
Monthly spotlight featuring outstanding community contributions
HorizonSec stickers, t-shirts, and swag for active contributors
Opportunities to represent HorizonSec at conferences and events
Become part of the community that's building the future of open-source security