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Metadata conventions

Project and discussion pages use metadata.yaml as their source of structured information. The canonical field definitions are maintained in:

  • schemas/project.schema.json
  • schemas/discussion.schema.json

Discussion identity

A discussion directory is derived from four metadata values:

YYYY-MM-DD-<leader.short_name>-<topic_slug>

Example:

title: "Forcing Series: The Evolution of AR Video Distillation"
date: 2026-07-13
topic_slug: forcing-ar-video-distillation
leader:
  name: Yifan Shen
  short_name: yifan
status: before-meeting
summary: A discussion of controllable streaming video generation.
tags:
  - video-generation
  - streaming-generation
  - controllable-generation
related_projects:
  - long-video-generation

This produces:

discussions/2026-07-13-yifan-forcing-ar-video-distillation/

The full leader name is for display. short_name is the stable, URL-safe name used in the directory. If short names ever collide, group members must agree on a unique short name before the entry is created.

The approved leader names and URL short names are maintained in data/people.yaml:

Full name Short name
Peiyuan Zhu peiyuan
Yifan Shen yifan
Jinyuan Hu jinyuan
Yuxin Wang yuxin
Yichang Jian yichang
Guangyi Chen guangyi (group leader)

Project identity

A project directory must exactly match its slug:

title: Causal Video Editing
slug: causal-video-editing
status: active
summary: Research on causally grounded, temporally consistent video editing.
leaders:
  - name: Peiyuan Zhu
    short_name: peiyuan
    github: SoftPointer
tags:
  - video-editing
  - causal-generation
links: {}

This produces:

projects/causal-video-editing/

Slug rules

Slugs and tags must:

  • contain lowercase ASCII letters, digits, and single hyphens only;
  • not start or end with a hyphen;
  • remain stable after a page has been published.

Status values

Discussion statuses:

planned -> before-meeting -> after-meeting -> archived

Project statuses:

planned -> active -> published -> archived

Public-data rule

Metadata and every file published by this repository are public. Do not include unpublished proposals, private experiment plans, negative results intended for internal use, credentials, or access-controlled URLs.