This checklist tracks the steps taken to prepare the VAPI Tools repository for open-source publishing.
- Reviewed and updated README.md with comprehensive instructions
- Verified LICENSE file (MIT License)
- Ensured .gitignore file contains appropriate entries
- Added CONTRIBUTING.md with contributor guidelines
- Created screenshots directory for documentation images
- Added reference to VAPI blog post collaboration
- Created code validation script in scripts/validate_code.py
- Made Python scripts executable
- Ensured proper error handling in main script
- Verified code follows PEP 8 style guidelines
- Included type hints in functions
- Added docstrings to functions and modules
- Added performance tips to README.md
- Created preload_env.sh script to improve first-run experience
- Updated copyright to "2025 GSD at Work LLC"
- Add actual screenshots to the screenshots directory
- Run final tests to ensure everything works
- Verify repository with the validation script
- Initialize Git repository
- Push to GitHub
- Verify README displays correctly on GitHub
- Created GitHub Actions workflow for automated testing
- Fixed platform-specific test cases for CI environment
- Implemented cross-platform clipboard handling
- Update the blog post link in README.md when published - https://vapi.ai/blog/scaling-client-intake-engine-with-vapi-voice-ai-agents
- Configure GitHub repository settings (e.g., topics, description) - requires login
- Consider adding more detailed documentation for contributors
- Monitor GitHub Actions test results across different Python versions
- Name: vapi-tools
- Repository: https://github.com/culstrup/vapi-tools
- Description: A Raycast script for quickly extracting and analyzing transcripts from VAPI (Voice API) voice assistant calls
- Topics: raycast, vapi, voice-assistant, transcript, productivity, python
- License: MIT
- Copyright: 2025 GSD at Work LLC
- GitHub repository has been created and code has been pushed to https://github.com/culstrup/vapi-tools
- GitHub Actions workflow is configured to test on Python 3.9, 3.10, and 3.11
- Cross-platform clipboard operations are implemented for macOS, Linux, and Windows
- Platform-specific test cases have been added to ensure CI passes on Linux