Captain Resource

Add a URL or resource to the correct learning repository following the 3-place update pattern.

Step 1: Choose the right repository

Three repos exist under P:\my_project\（P: 为可移动/网络盘——未挂载时先挂载，盘符以实际为准）. Pick the best match:

If unsure, ask the user. If a link fits multiple repos (e.g., CUDA touches both AI and IC design), add it to all applicable repos.

Step 2: Choose the right subfolder

Each repo has 0-Resources/ with different categories. Check the subfolder structure below and pick the best match. The naming convention is the same across all repos — each subfolder has a README.md with a table of existing resources.

ai-learning-journey

embodied-ai-learning

ic-chip-design-learning

Step 3: Create the resource file

Create a .md file in the chosen subfolder. Naming: lowercase, hyphen-separated (e.g., cuda-programming-guide.md).

Start with frontmatter:

---
source: <original URL>
date: YYYY-MM-DD
tags: [tag1, tag2, tag3]
---

# Title

## 核心要点（摘要）

Brief summary in Chinese.

## 详细内容

Key points, topics, what this resource covers.

## 个人备注

Why you're saving it, how it connects to your learning goals.

_Last updated: YYYY-MM-DD_

Adjust headings based on content type (e.g., "主要内容" for docs, "核心贡献" for papers). Keep content bilingual or Chinese as the user prefers.

Step 4: Update the subfolder README.md

Add a row to the table in the subfolder's README.md:

| [Resource Name](filename.md) — one-line description | `#tag1 #tag2 #tag3` | YYYY-MM-DD |

Step 5: Update the main README.md wiki navigation

Find the matching <details> section in the root README.md and add the link. All repos use <details open> for most sections. Example:

<details open>
<summary>4-Tutorials-Courses</summary>

- [Resource Name](0-Resources/4-Tutorials-Courses/filename.md) — one-line description

</details>

Step 6: Update 0-Resources/0-Index.md

Add an entry to 0-Resources/0-Index.md. The format varies slightly by repo — follow the existing pattern (usually a table row or link under the relevant section).

Step 7: Commit and push

All three repos are git repositories under P:\my_project\. Before running any git command, always cd into the correct repo first — don't run git from P:\my_project itself.

cd <repo-name>  # ai-learning-journey, embodied-ai-learning, or ic-chip-design-learning
git add <changed files>
git commit -m "Add <resource name> to <category>"
git push

If push fails due to remote changes, git pull --rebase and push again.

Key rules

• File names: lowercase, hyphen-separated
• Every new file gets linked in: subfolder README → main README wiki nav → 0-Index.md
• Last updated footer on every resource file
• Chinese descriptions preferred, bilingual OK
• Frontmatter tags should be short English keywords (the same tags appear in both README table and .md file)