Super Prototyping community

Projects people made with Super Prototyping, shared to browse and remix. They are listed at superproto.dev/community and on the Community tab in the app.

Each project is one folder, projects/<id>/, named for the id in its project.json. It holds exactly what sp pack -o writes: project.json, the project's documents, its canvases/ and a thumbnail.png of its cover. index.json lists them all. CI writes it after each merge, so never edit it by hand.

Share a project

Ask your agent to share the project to the community. The sp-canvas skill knows the steps, which are these:

sp pack "My project" --check                      # fix what it reports, but a missing id or author
gh repo fork ReScienceLab/super-prototyping-community --clone
sp pack "My project" -o /tmp/package              # fills those in, prints the id
mv /tmp/package super-prototyping-community/projects/<id>
cd super-prototyping-community
git switch -c <id> && git add projects && git commit -m "Add My project"
gh pr create

To update a project, pack it again and replace its folder the same way.

CI checks every pull request:

• Each project it changes passes sp pack --check, holds only what sp pack -o writes, and is in the folder named for its id. Its thumbnail.png is a 2400 × 1260 PNG of 5 MB at most.
• A new project's author, in project.json, is whoever opened the pull request.
• A change is opened by the author or by one of the contributors. Anyone else adds their own GitHub login to contributors in the same pull request.
• Only its author can remove a project.

A maintainer then reviews it. The review looks at quality. It is not a promise that a project is safe: the app shows every board in a sandbox, whoever made it.

Licence

By opening a pull request, you confirm that the work is yours to share, and that you share it under these terms:

• The design work (boards, images, video, documents and everything else that is not code) is under CC BY 4.0.
• Code such as gen.py is under the MIT licence.

Either licence covers only your own work. It grants nothing in the brands, logos or products that a clone depicts, which stay their owners'. This repo is not affiliated with them.

Takedown

To have something removed, open a takedown request or email yilin.jing@rescience.com. We answer within 7 days. GitHub's DMCA process applies as well.