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Governance

Maintainers

ferro-ta is currently maintained by:

  • @pratikbhadane24 — project creator and lead maintainer

Decision Making

Decisions about the project are made by the maintainers. For significant changes (new indicator categories, API changes, roadmap priorities) we welcome community discussion in GitHub Issues before implementation begins.

For minor bug fixes, documentation improvements, and dependency updates, pull requests may be merged once CI passes and at least one maintainer approves.

For major features (new roadmap stages), an issue or discussion should be opened first to agree on scope and approach.

How to Contribute

See CONTRIBUTING.md for instructions on setting up a development environment, coding style, and the pull request process.

How to Become a Maintainer

Consistent, high-quality contributions over time may lead to an invitation to become a maintainer. If you are interested, please reach out via a GitHub Issue or by contacting the project at pratikbhadane24@gmail.com.

Call for Co-Maintainers

ferro-ta is a growing library with 160+ indicators, an active roadmap, and a community of traders and developers who depend on it. We are actively looking for co-maintainers to help with:

  • Reviewing pull requests and triaging issues
  • Adding new indicators and extending the Rust core
  • Improving documentation and tutorials
  • Managing CI, releases, and dependency updates

If you are interested, please open a GitHub Discussion in the Announcements → Co-maintainer interest category, or reach out at pratikbhadane24@gmail.com.

Ideal co-maintainers have:

  • Familiarity with Rust and/or Python numerical computing
  • Experience with open-source project workflows (PRs, issues, CI)
  • Interest in algorithmic trading or quantitative finance

We value contributions at all experience levels — there is no minimum bar beyond genuine interest and consistent engagement.

Code of Conduct

All contributors and community members are expected to follow the Code of Conduct.

Roadmap

The project roadmap is documented in ROADMAP.md. Stages 120 define the scope of planned work; the current focus is indicated there.