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# Start Here

<details>

<summary>Who is this repository for?</summary>

This repository is designed for a wide audience, including customers who wish to provide feedback, report bugs, or suggest new features. It's also for individuals interested in learning more about Hunto and our workflow, as well as internal teams wanting to share updates like feature release notes. Our goal is to foster a closer connection with the Hunto community.

</details>

#### If you're wondering where to start, here are some recommendations:

1. [How to Share Feedback and Make Feature Requests](/hunto/guides/how-to-share-feedback-and-make-feature-requests.md)


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