add-model

Extract pathology model details from papers and GitHub repositories into README rows.

204|18|Updated Jun 10, 2024
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/georg-wolflein/pathology-foundation-models --skill add-model
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Skill: add-model
Source: https://github.com/georg-wolflein/pathology-foundation-models/tree/main/.claude/skills/add-model
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/georg-wolflein/pathology-foundation-models --skill add-model

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates updating the project's README by extracting key information about new pathology foundation models from research papers and their GitHub repositories, ensuring the model list stays current and accurate.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Paper-to-README Extraction: Parse PDFs to pull model name, group, dataset, and release details, then format them into the README.
  • GitHub Repository Verification: Validate existence of model weights, architecture details, and relevant links from GitHub READMEs.
  • Use Case: A model author requests addition; this Skill updates the README with a new row and ensures consistency across the table.

Quick Start

Provide the paper title and, if available, the GitHub repository URL. The skill will locate the corresponding PDF in papers/ and the repository, extract model details, and append a formatted row to the README.

Frequently Asked Questions about add-model

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I extract pathology foundation model details from a research paper PDF?

This skill automates extracting pathology model details from PDFs by parsing research papers in the papers/ directory to collect model name, group, datasets, architecture, and release information, then formatting the extracted data into a new row according to the README table schema.

How do I automatically update my GitHub README with new pathology models?

You can automatically update your GitHub README with new pathology models by providing the paper title and repository URL. The skill parses the paper and GitHub repository README to extract model architecture and weight details, appending a formatted row to the README table.

Do I need to manually format README table rows when adding pathology foundation models?

No, you do not need to manually format README table rows when adding pathology foundation models. By parsing the paper and repository, the skill automatically formats the model name, group, datasets, and architecture details into the existing README table schema.

Can I verify model weights and architecture details from a GitHub repository for a README list?

Yes, you can verify model weights and architecture details from a GitHub repository for a README list. The skill reads the repository's README to validate the existence of model weights, architecture specifications, and relevant links before updating the project README.

What information is required to add a pathology foundation model to a README table?

To add a pathology foundation model to a README table, you must provide the paper title and optionally the GitHub repository URL. The skill requires the corresponding PDF in the papers/ directory to extract the necessary model release, group, and dataset information.