How to Contribute to this Project

We welcome your contributions to our project for trust and safety tools, evaluators, and benchmarks. Visit the project’s GitHub repo to see what tools and leaderboards are already implemented. See the issues and the work tracking projects:

Joining the Work Group

For people interested in more active participation, we are structuring the work group to support individuals with any level of time and expertise they can contribute. If you want to join our regular meetings or otherwise contribute, use the form on the Become a collaborator page to let us know your interests. Check the box for AI Trust and Safety WG (WG stands for “work group”) and mention the “trust and safety evals project” in the Message box.

Making Smaller Contributions

You may not have the time or the expertise to be extensively involved, but you can easily make suggestions for small improvements. Contributing changes as pull requests is the best, welcome way to contribute. Alternatively, consider posting issues. (Browsing the issues is also a good place to find out where help is needed!)

For this documentation itself, if you are interested in contributing to it, the sources are in the GitHub repo’s docs directory.

However, notice that every page on this website has Edit this page on GitHub links, making it easy to view a page, then go straight to the source to make edits and submit a PR! This is the best way to help us fix typos and make other small improvements.

The README for the source repo explains more details for testing this website locally and for creating more extensive changes as PRs, such as adding new content. The README also describes our “DCO” requirements, which you should understand first.

However, these ways of contributing require you to have a GitHub account. If you don’t have one and you want to provide feedback for improvements, then send us email with your suggestions. Be sure to mention this particular website, as we have many AI Alliance project websites that look similar!