Forms listed here get checked automatically on a schedule (see .github/workflows/monitor.yml), with results published to the dashboard — see docs/community-design.md for the full design and why it's built this way (no server, no database).

1. Pick (or create) a jurisdiction folder — e.g. us-federal/, us-state-ca/, us-city-sf/. Use whatever grouping makes sense; this is about keeping PRs reviewable, not a rigid taxonomy.
2. Add a .yml file in it, one form per file, in the same format as a local forms.yml:

   forms:
     - name: Business License Renewal
       url: https://city.gov/business-license

3. Open a PR. Review is just "is this a real public-service form, does the YAML parse" — not a code review.

• Anything that isn't a genuine public-service form (this registry exists to hold the maintainers and the community accountable to real civic infrastructure, not to be a general-purpose site-checker).
• A form that requires login/authentication to reach — formwatch can't authenticate, and testing a form behind auth risks touching a real account's data.
• Anything you don't have a good-faith belief is fine to run automated, no---submit traffic against on a recurring schedule. If you're unsure, ask in the PR before adding it.

The registry starts empty — see example/example-form.yml.template for the format, but don't add it as-is: example.gov doesn't resolve, and a fake entry would just show up on the dashboard as a permanently broken form. Open a PR with your first real one instead.