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Create a Lego registry - Sandbox? #138

Closed epowell101 closed 1 year ago

epowell101 commented 1 year ago

How can we track all of the Legos?

Should we put them into a single repository or different ones?

Would it be in the Sandbox?

Also should we fork and include the Lego Documentation?

Perhaps we could have a readme or similar that indexes all of them.

From one interested consumer of this information:

"cool.. yeah a "Lego registry / Index" that lists the legos by status (hypothesis, latest experiment results, which are in ideation, etc) would help me grok it"

poupou-web3 commented 1 year ago

I expect to be able to access the lego both from the website and from Github. Each lego should have a title and short description on the website. On Github, we could also include the name of the project referent and other status such as the ones you proposed.

stefi-says commented 1 year ago

I feel this could be a project that the community can own inside the Sandbox , the Lego project could be alive , with clear guidelines for who ever wants to build one of the ' to be build legos" just build it , submit a PR and add it to maybe " the ODC Legos Python Package" ( dreaming out loud) . Will talk about this with people on today's Sandbox meeting. @epowell101

epowell101 commented 1 year ago

I have made some progress here this weekend.

  1. Went into our version of the Lego docus and updated them for accuracy and readability.
    for example: https://github.com/OpenDataforWeb3/Resources/blob/main/docs/Legos.md

  2. Started trial of MarkPrompt

    • evaluating to determine whether to add to our landing page; right now looks fairly useful - next step is to try to use chatGPT-4 with it to address some annoying errors
    • https://markprompt.com/

If we execute on these two pieces continuously -

I think we will have addressed some of this use case. That said, we may want to have a table of Legos added to the Lego.md file.

The requirement is well stated here: "a Lego registry / Index" that lists the legos by status (hypothesis, latest experiment results, which are in ideation, etc) would help me grok it"

sarob commented 1 year ago

forked to https://github.com/OpenDataforWeb3-sandbox/Lego-Curation/issues/new