Add Contributing Guidelines, Code of Conduct, and Core Concepts Section to Documentation

[Cyb3rWard0g]

Summary

This PR enhances the Floki project by introducing essential documentation and guidelines, alongside a detailed "Concepts" section to support users in understanding the framework. These updates aim to improve developer onboarding, collaboration, and conceptual clarity for building and orchestrating LLM-based agents.

Key Changes

Contributing Guidelines

• Added a CONTRIBUTING.md file with detailed instructions for:
  • Setting up the development environment.
  • Reporting issues and suggesting features.
  • Creating branches, making changes, and submitting PRs.
• Guidelines for running and editing documentation locally using Docker.

Code of Conduct

• Introduced a CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md file to establish community standards and ensure respectful collaboration.

Concepts Section

• Added a new Concepts section to the documentation, featuring:
  • Why Floki?: Explains the purpose, unique features, and advantages of using Floki for agentic workflows.
  • Core Principles: Highlights foundational principles, including modular architecture, pub/sub messaging, and workflow-oriented design.
  • Detailed introductions to key components such as:
    • Agents: LLM-powered systems for autonomous reasoning and task execution.
    • Workflows: Deterministic and event-driven orchestration of agent collaboration.
    • Tools: Extending agent capabilities for real-world task integration.
    • Memory: Options for managing context across interactions, from in-memory lists to state stores.
    • LLMs: Explains the role of LLMs as reasoning engines and structured outputs like function calling.

Impact

These changes:

• Provide a clear entry point for new contributors.
• Help users understand the philosophy and design of Floki.
• Establish a strong foundation for building multi-agent systems and workflows.
• Simplify documentation management with clear local build instructions.

Next Steps

• Continue refining the Concepts section as Floki evolves.
• Expand documentation with examples and deeper dives into advanced topics like pub/sub messaging and workflows.