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@surajsk2003 Thanks for opening a PR! One thing to note before I take a closer look at the rest of this: the README is actually meant for internal use, which is why we have a separate contributing doc. The public docs repo and the private docs-internal repo sync several times a day, so all the files have to be exactly the same. That means that files meant primarily for internal use are also available publicly. It is one of my goals to update the README to make it clearer that it's for internal use, because it's pretty bad, but I haven't gotten there yet.

Let me take a look at the rest and maybe check in with the rest of the team, and I'll let you know what we find helpful in your suggestions. 💛

Edit: I've realized, looking at your PR, that our links to our CONTRIBUTING.md have been broken for who knows how long. Which is...great. Anyway, I'm fixing that, andhere is the correct link so you can see what it has and alter that instead of creating your own instance of it.

Thank you so much for the clarification and your thoughtful response 💛

I completely understand now that theREADME.md is meant for internal use and needs to remain in sync across both the public and private repos. That makes perfect sense — I’ll refrain from modifying it further.

I’ll revise my PR to shift the onboarding and setup-related improvements (like prerequisites, quick start, available scripts, and beginner-friendly suggestions) into the correctCONTRIBUTING.md file instead — based on the updated link you shared.

Also, I’m glad this PR helped uncover the broken link issue — even indirectly! 😄 Please feel free to suggest anything further that could make the contribution more helpful to new developers.

Will update the PR shortly.