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Create your first repository
After registration, open New repo, enter a clear name and short description, then choose whether the project is public or private. Public projects can be found by anyone. Private projects are visible only to you.
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How to work in MonoForge
MonoForge is made for simple project publishing. You create a repository, upload your files, write or add a README, and share the public link.
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Upload files and folders
On the repository page, use Upload and choose files or an entire folder. You do not need to type file names by hand. MonoForge reads paths from the selected files and keeps folders in the same structure. Add one version message, then upload everything together.
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Make the README useful
README is the first thing visitors see. Write what the project does, how to start it, what files matter, and what is unfinished. Images and relative links inside README are resolved inside the repository when possible.
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Use issues for tasks
Create issues for bugs, ideas and questions. Keep titles short, add details in the body, and close an issue when it is done. The board page gives you a simple Todo, In Progress and Done view.
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Find projects
The front page and command palette search public repositories, users and issues. Search is intentionally light, so it looks at names, descriptions, titles and paths first.
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Public and private
Public repositories are open for reading. Private repositories are hidden from other users. Uploading, deleting files and changing settings are available only to the owner.