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We're revamping the wiki content at the moment.

Because the RecapTime.dev Wiki is not only outdated but also badly needed a content refresh, we'll placing it under maintenace mode during the revamp. Expect major changes into how we organize the wiki, among other things. So, we'll be extending our uttermost apologies if links break or otherwise.

- Andrei Jiroh, Open-source Developer/Maintainer and SABDFL

Crew Handbook

Info

The Recap Time Squad Crew Handbook is a guide to working at the Recap Time Squad as a community maintainer or even a squad member, while the entire Recap Time Squad Wiki (where the Crew Handbook resides) is where we document everything about the organization itself in one place, often in the public. It's our employee handbook where we note down everything from the style guide, onboarding and offboarding, and more.

If you are reading this on wiki.recaptime.dev, and you don't currently a community maintainer or team member at Recap Time Squad, some content may have links to internal tooling gated behind Tailscale or Squad Internal SSO.

This handbook is your field guide on being part of Recap Time Squad as a community maintainer (that's how we call our non-staff maintainers and moderators) or even a regular squad member. Inspired by the prior art of both GitLab Handbook and Automattic Employee Field Guide, this handbook serves as a operating manual on how to run Recap Time Squad and its projects while minimizing the risk of being abandoned coming from the current BDFL state (hence minimizing the effects of @ajhalili2006 being hit by a bus).

While the crew handbook is and will be always a working draft, there are some places where we may mention internal tooling or link to resources that are

General

Departments

We do have departments similar to traditional corporate teams, but grouped according to their function and role. We link them to coresponding team pages in the wiki