Complete Phase 1 foundation: Tasks 1.1 and 1.2

✅ Task 1.1 - Project Foundation Setup:
- Repository structure with Python packaging (setup.py, pyproject.toml)
- Development dependencies and requirements
- Contributing guidelines and MIT license
- GitHub workflows for CI/CD (test.yml, release.yml)
- Issue and PR templates for community contributions
- Comprehensive project documentation

✅ Task 1.2 - Core Client Structure:
- wikijs package with proper module organization
- Core client class foundation in client.py
- Exception hierarchy for error handling
- Base model classes and page models
- Type checking support (py.typed)
- Utility modules and helper functions

📊 Progress: Phase 1 MVP Development now 40% complete
🎯 Next: Task 1.3 - Authentication System implementation

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+# Wiki.js Python SDK - Community Governance
+
+**Project**: wikijs-python-sdk  
+**Stage**: MVP Development  
+**Version**: 1.0  
+**Last Updated**: July 2025  
+
+---
+
+## 🎯 Mission Statement
+
+Create a high-quality Python SDK for Wiki.js that serves developers' needs while fostering an inclusive, collaborative community.
+
+**Core Values:**
+- **Quality**: Prioritize working code and user experience
+- **Simplicity**: Keep processes lightweight and focused
+- **Community**: Welcome contributors of all experience levels
+- **Transparency**: Open development with clear communication
+
+---
+
+## 👥 Project Roles
+
+### **Maintainer**
+**Current**: Project Lead  
+**Responsibilities:**
+- Project direction and roadmap decisions
+- Code review and merge approval
+- Release management
+- Community support and issue triage
+
+**Authority:**
+- Final decision on feature additions
+- Merge rights to main branch
+- Create releases and manage PyPI publishing
+
+### **Contributors**
+**Anyone participating in the project**  
+**How to Contribute:**
+- Report bugs with clear reproduction steps
+- Suggest features with use cases
+- Submit pull requests following our standards
+- Help answer questions in discussions
+- Improve documentation and examples
+
+**Recognition:**
+- All contributors listed in CONTRIBUTORS.md
+- Significant contributors highlighted in releases
+- Path to maintainer role for consistent contributors
+
+---
+
+## 🚀 Development Process
+
+### **Issue Management**
+1. **Bug Reports**: Use issue templates with reproduction steps
+2. **Feature Requests**: Describe use case and expected behavior
+3. **Questions**: Use GitHub Discussions for general help
+4. **Priority**: Focus on MVP completion, then community feedback
+
+### **Pull Request Process**
+1. **Fork & Branch**: Create feature branch from `main`
+2. **Develop**: Follow coding standards and write tests
+3. **Test**: Ensure all tests pass and coverage maintained
+4. **Review**: Maintainer reviews and provides feedback
+5. **Merge**: Approved changes merged to main
+
+### **Release Process**
+- **Version**: Semantic versioning (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH)
+- **Frequency**: Regular releases based on feature completion
+- **Testing**: All quality gates must pass before release
+- **Communication**: Release notes published with each version
+
+---
+
+## 📋 Quality Standards
+
+### **Code Requirements**
+- **Tests**: All new features must include tests
+- **Coverage**: Maintain >85% test coverage
+- **Types**: Type hints required for public APIs
+- **Style**: Follow black, isort, flake8 formatting
+- **Documentation**: Docstrings for all public methods
+
+### **Review Criteria**
+- [ ] Code follows established patterns
+- [ ] Tests cover new functionality
+- [ ] Documentation updated if needed
+- [ ] No breaking changes without discussion
+- [ ] Performance impact considered
+
+---
+
+## 🤝 Community Guidelines
+
+### **Expected Behavior**
+- Be respectful and constructive in all interactions
+- Focus on the code and ideas, not the person
+- Welcome newcomers and help them get started
+- Share knowledge and learn from others
+- Assume good intentions in communications
+
+### **Unacceptable Behavior**
+- Personal attacks or harassment
+- Discriminatory language or behavior  
+- Trolling or intentionally disruptive behavior
+- Sharing private information without consent
+
+### **Enforcement**
+- **Level 1**: Private discussion with maintainer
+- **Level 2**: Public warning and guidance
+- **Level 3**: Temporary restriction from participation
+- **Level 4**: Permanent ban (only for severe violations)
+
+Report issues to: [Maintainer Contact] - all reports handled confidentially.
+
+---
+
+## 📞 Communication Channels
+
+### **GitHub Issues**
+- Bug reports and feature requests
+- Project planning and roadmap discussions
+- Technical questions about implementation
+
+### **GitHub Discussions** *(Coming Soon)*
+- General help and usage questions
+- Community showcase and success stories
+- Brainstorming new ideas and improvements
+
+### **Response Expectations**
+- **Issues**: Response within 48-72 hours
+- **Pull Requests**: Initial review within 1 week
+- **Discussions**: Community-driven with maintainer backup
+
+---
+
+## 🔄 Decision Making
+
+### **For MVP Development**
+- **Maintainer Authority**: Final decisions on scope and implementation
+- **Community Input**: Gathered through issues and discussions
+- **Focus**: Complete MVP first, then expand based on feedback
+
+### **Post-MVP Development**
+- **Feature Requests**: Community voting and discussion
+- **Breaking Changes**: Require community discussion period
+- **Major Decisions**: Seek consensus among active contributors
+
+---
+
+## 📈 Growth & Evolution
+
+### **Path to Contributor Recognition**
+1. **First-time Contributors**: Welcomed and guided through process
+2. **Regular Contributors**: Recognized in releases and documentation
+3. **Core Contributors**: Trusted with triage and review responsibilities
+4. **Maintainers**: Full project authority for proven long-term contributors
+
+### **Governance Evolution**
+This lightweight governance will evolve as the community grows:
+- **10+ Contributors**: Add formal contributor guidelines
+- **Community Growth**: Implement more structured decision processes
+- **Multiple Maintainers**: Establish maintainer team processes
+
+---
+
+## 🚀 Getting Started
+
+### **New Contributors**
+1. **Read** this governance and project README
+2. **Browse** open issues labeled `good first issue`
+3. **Ask Questions** in GitHub Discussions
+4. **Start Small** with documentation or test improvements
+5. **Follow** the pull request process
+
+### **Quick Links**
+- **[Development Plan](wikijs_sdk_release_plan.md)**: Current roadmap and priorities
+- **[Architecture](wikijs_sdk_architecture.md)**: Technical design overview
+- **[CLAUDE.md](../CLAUDE.md)**: AI-assisted development workflow
+- **[Contributing Guide](../CONTRIBUTING.md)**: Detailed contribution process *(Coming Soon)*
+
+---
+
+**Questions about governance?** Start a discussion or reach out to the maintainer directly. We're here to help and always open to improving our processes!
+
+**Ready to contribute?** Check out our [current development priorities](wikijs_sdk_release_plan.md) and jump in!