Project Presentation Specification

Version: 1.0.0 Last Updated: 2026-04-23 Status: Complete

Purpose

Define how the repository presents the project through README, GitHub Pages, and public repository metadata so each entry surface stays distinct, current, and aligned with the SGEMM optimization focus.

Requirements

Requirement: Repository entry points have distinct roles

The project MUST present itself through distinct entry surfaces so that each one serves a clear audience and does not duplicate another surface unnecessarily.

Scenario: New visitor lands on the repository or project site

  • WHEN a user opens README.md or the GitHub Pages site
  • THEN the repository MUST provide a concise explanation of the project’s value, core technical highlights, and clear navigation to deeper documentation without mirroring the same long-form content across both surfaces

Requirement: Documentation inventory is intentionally consolidated

The project MUST aggressively merge or remove stale, low-value, or overlapping documentation so that each retained document has a single clear responsibility.

Scenario: Maintainer audits repository documents

  • WHEN a maintainer reviews root docs, Pages content, and supporting documentation
  • THEN duplicate release-history material, overlapping landing pages, and non-authoritative explanatory files MUST be merged or removed until each retained document has a clear purpose and ownership

Requirement: GitHub metadata matches project positioning

The public repository metadata MUST reinforce the same positioning used by the cleaned documentation and Pages experience.

Scenario: Visitor views the GitHub repository summary

  • WHEN a visitor sees the repository About panel, homepage URL, or topic tags
  • THEN the description, homepage, and topics MUST accurately reflect the project’s CUDA SGEMM optimization focus and link users toward the maintained project entry points