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name: new-project description: Create a new project page to showcase research projects, side projects, or open-source work. Use when adding portfolio items. allowed-tools: Write, Bash(mkdir:*)

Adding a New Project

Instructions

When creating a project page:

1. Generate the slug:

   • Use the project name, lowercase with hyphens
   • Example: "flame-benchmark" or "ml-toolkit"

2. Create directory structure:

   Copyprojects/<slug>/
   ├── index.qmd
   └── featured.png   (project thumbnail/screenshot)
   

3. Create index.qmd with frontmatter:

   Copy---
   title: "Project Name"
   description: "One-line description for listings"
   date: YYYY-MM-DD
   categories: [Research, Open Source, Tool, etc.]
   image: featured.png
   
   # Project links
   github: "https://github.com/username/repo"
   demo: "https://demo-url.com"
   docs: "https://docs-url.com"
   
   # Project status
   status: "Active"  # Active, Completed, Archived, In Development
   
   # Technologies used
   tech: [Python, PyTorch, React, etc.]
   
   # Featured on homepage?
   featured: true
   ---
   

4. Structure the content:

   CopyBrief project overview (2-3 sentences)...
   
   ## Overview
   
   More detailed description of what the project does and why it matters.
   
   ## Features
   
   - Key feature 1
   - Key feature 2
   - Key feature 3
   
   ## Getting Started
   
   ```bash
   pip install project-name
   

   Links

   • GitHub Repository
   • Documentation
   • Live Demo

   Related Publications

   If applicable, link to related papers.

   Copy

Project Categories

Common categories:

• Research - Academic research projects
• Open Source - Open-source tools/libraries
• Tool - Utilities and developer tools
• Demo - Interactive demonstrations
• Data - Datasets or data projects
• Web - Web applications
• ML - Machine learning projects

Featured Image Guidelines

• Size: 1200x630px (social sharing friendly)
• Format: PNG for screenshots, JPG for photos
• Content: Screenshot, diagram, or project logo
• Keep under 500KB

Example

File: projects/flame/index.qmd

Copy---
title: "FLAME"
description: "Financial Language Model Evaluation framework for benchmarking LLMs"
date: 2024-03-01
categories: [Research, ML, Open Source]
image: featured.png
github: "https://github.com/gmatlin/flame"
status: "Active"
tech: [Python, PyTorch, Hugging Face]
featured: true
---

FLAME is a comprehensive evaluation framework designed to assess the capabilities
of large language models on financial domain tasks...