Repos, explained in a minute

A GitHub profile page is usually static: a name, a picture, a few pinned repositories.

A systematic review starts with a question

You have a model from HuggingFace and a chip that no framework really targets,

You know the Spotify web player: a library on the left,

It's three in the morning, production crashes, and your team is four people with nobody on call.

You've farmed every tomato and cabbage Farmer's Delight offers,

You're following a dozen conflicts at once,

Your agent just wrote some Python, and now someone has to run it.

You have four hundred five-minute candles for one stock,

A small company runs its books, its warehouse and its approvals across three spreadsheets,

You need every host on your Zabbix server,

It's late, your calendar is a mess, and you want a table for Friday.

You ask a browser agent to find a flight,

Five hospitals want to train one model together,

A participant joins a heart study, and six months later wants out.

You want to stay visible on LinkedIn,

You have a map to make and a folder of data,

Your coding agent hands a job to a subagent, and the subagent says done.

You want a coding agent, an autonomous agent, a crew of agents and a messaging gateway,

A query asks, for every line item, to recompute an average over the same table...

You run a fleet of Macs and iPhones,

You're spraying for mosquitoes near a creek,

Big frameworks hide the network, so when a course project asks you to build one yourself,

You're deep in a project, and the reference you need