Add readme documentation reference to power-grid-model-ai skills#1449
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| [power-grid-model-io](https://github.com/PowerGridModel/power-grid-model-io) repository. | ||
| For an extended python interface to the the power-grid-model, refer to the | ||
| [power-grid-model-ds](https://github.com/PowerGridModel/power-grid-model-ds) repository. | ||
| **New**: For AI agent skills to work with the power-grid-model ecosystem, refer to the |
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Docs easily get outdated and at some point, this may no longer be "new" 😬
| **New**: For AI agent skills to work with the power-grid-model ecosystem, refer to the | |
| For AI agent skills to work with the power-grid-model ecosystem, refer to the |
I also would recommend not to add it here but to add a section similar to a show-and-tell. You can then write here that "people may also want to have a look at..."
After that is added, maybe SOPTIM wants to add their CIM/CGMES converter (not pinging them yet because it's still draft but maybe something for the coming community meeting @nitbharambe @figueroa1395 )
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Signed-off-by: Camiel Oerlemans <camiel.oerlemans@brightcubes.nl>
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| The following are community-maintained projects built on top of Power Grid Model. | ||
| These are not officially maintained by the Power Grid Model project. | ||
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| * [power-grid-model-ai](https://github.com/BrightCubes/power-grid-model-ai) — AI agent skills for working with the power-grid-model ecosystem. | ||
| These skills help coding agents run complete PGM workflows — loading and converting grid data, performing power flow, state estimation and short-circuit calculations, and validating results. | ||
| They can also help you debug failures or errors by diagnosing the issue and producing a minimal reproducible case. |
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@Jonasvdbo pinging you because of the higher-level implications
- do you think this is good for the time being (given the pending transfer to the PGM org as well as the work on trusted suppliers)?
- or should this be a completely separate page with a reference from the readme to there?
- and can we already merge this or do we need to add a couple more such known external public projects?
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@mgovers Thanks for looping me in.
My preference would be to create a dedicated page on the technical documentation site that provides an overview of Power Grid Model community projects, rather than adding this information directly to the README.md. The README could then simply include a reference to that page. To me, that feels like a more natural and maintainable place for this type of content.
Before making a decision, it would be good to discuss this in tomorrow’s PGM TSC.
Also, if we decide to maintain such an overview, I think it would be valuable to make it as complete as reasonably possible and include all community projects we are aware of, rather than maintaining a selective list.
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@nitbharambe and I worked together on AI skills to work with the power-grid-model packages.
It includes 2 skills, 1. pgm-assistant that acts as a pair-programmer to help solve solutions. 2. pgm-issue-analysis is a step by step workflow the AI can follow to uncover a problem you or a user faces.
This pull request adds a reference to the Power-Grid-Model-AI repository hosting the skills to work with the power-grid-model packages.
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