krtw00/konbu

AI Summary: This task aims to clarify the distinction between 'share' and 'publish' functionalities within the application's UI. It involves reviewing UI text, separating user flows for each action, updating translation keys, and ensuring the existing sharing experience remains unaffected. The goal is to make it clear to users that 'share' and 'publish' are distinct actions.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding `publish` operations to the CLI, allowing users to view, update, and delete publish metadata. The goal is to separate the responsibilities of sharing and publishing within the CLI, with clear acceptance criteria for metadata management and help documentation.

AI Summary: This task involves implementing a slug-based public page for memo publishing, allowing external access. It also requires setting up basic Open Graph Protocol (OGP) meta tags for shared content, ensuring the page title and description are correctly displayed from publish metadata. The implementation should handle cases of unpublished or non-existent slugs gracefully.

AI Summary: This task involves implementing read-only public pages for events and calendars, allowing them to be shared for announcements and distribution. The scope includes creating these pages, displaying essential metadata, and ensuring they are accessible without login. The goal is to make event and calendar information easily viewable by external users.

AI Summary: This task involves implementing the backend for a memo publishing feature, including persisting and retrieving publish metadata. The scope covers creating necessary service, repository, and handler components, defining input/output for slug, title, description, and visibility, and ensuring backward compatibility with existing sharing functionality.

AI Summary: This task involves implementing a "publish settings" UI within the memo editing screen. Users will be able to configure slug, title, description, and visibility, and a preview mechanism will be added to allow confirmation before publishing. The scope also includes internationalization for English and Japanese.

AI Summary: This issue aims to clarify and standardize the terminology around 'share' and 'publish' across the project's README and documentation. The goal is to ensure consistent understanding of these terms in user-facing explanations, related documentation, and contributor guides, while excluding any UI or API implementation changes.

AI Summary: This issue aims to streamline the onboarding process for new collaborators on GitHub. The goal is to ensure that new contributors can understand how to pick up issues from the 'Ready' column in GitHub Projects solely by referring to the README and CONTRIBUTING files. This involves reviewing and potentially updating the documentation to clearly explain the issue-driven workflow and the relationship between GitHub Projects, labels, and individual issues.

AI Summary: This issue reports that images embedded in notes using the Markdown `` syntax are not rendering correctly. Instead of displaying the image, the raw Markdown source is shown. This occurs even when using full URLs or API-generated attachment URLs.

AI Summary: This issue proposes to improve the project's contribution guidelines and templates. It includes updating the CONTRIBUTING.md file with details on setting up the development environment, PR rules, and coding standards, as well as creating issue and pull request templates within the .github directory.