submit-ara

To publish research artifacts as an Agent-Native Research Artifact (ARA) on GitHub, you run the submit-ara skill with your research directory. It validates and compiles your work, generates interactive visualizations, and pushes the structured ARA to your GitHub repository.

You need GitHub authentication and a research directory to compile and publish an ARA to GitHub. The skill also requires Git, the GitHub CLI, Python3, and curl to be installed in your environment for version control and repository management.

ARA Hub registration works by registering your compiled and published research artifact with the ARA Hub for public access. After the skill pushes your structured and visualized ARA to GitHub, it automatically registers the artifact to make it shareable and verifiable.

Yes, you can generate interactive visualizations for your research before pushing to GitHub. The skill automatically creates these visualizations during the ARA compilation process, ensuring your experimental results are structured and easier for others to understand.

An Agent-Native Research Artifact ensures your research is structured, verifiable, and shareable, unlike a standard GitHub repository. It compiles your experimental results into a specialized format with interactive visualizations and ARA Hub registration to make reproduction easier.

Yes, submit-ara works with your existing Git and GitHub CLI setup by utilizing Git and the gh CLI for version control and repository management. It requires authenticated GitHub access to successfully push the compiled ARA to your repository.