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docs: add Quick Summary for Developers section to README#276
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@ygd58 ygd58 commented Apr 10, 2026

Closes #253

Summary

Adds a Quick Summary for Developers section to the README directly before the detailed Overview section, as requested in issue #253.

Changes

  • Developer-oriented summary table answering the 5 most common onboarding questions (what it is, what problem it solves, how to use it, Model Hub, MemSync)
  • 30-second quickstart code example showing a complete chat call with transaction_hash output
  • Placed before the dense architecture Overview so new developers see the simple version first

Why

The existing Overview explains architecture well but is dense for newcomers. This section lets a new developer understand and run their first inference in under a minute.

ygd58 added 2 commits April 10, 2026 22:23
Closes OpenGradient#253

Adds a developer-oriented summary table at the top of the README
before the detailed Overview section. Answers the most common
onboarding questions in plain language:
- What OpenGradient is and what problem it solves
- How developers interact with the SDK
- Where Model Hub and MemSync fit in
Closes OpenGradient#253

Adds a developer-oriented summary table and 30-second quickstart
example before the detailed Overview section. Answers the most
common onboarding questions in plain language:
- What OpenGradient is and what problem it solves
- How developers interact with the SDK
- Where Model Hub and MemSync fit in
- Runnable quickstart code with on-chain proof output
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About page explains architecture well but lacks simple developer-oriented summary

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