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@xuzijan xuzijan commented Nov 8, 2025

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Adds a README overview to the examples/ directory to help users quickly understand what's available in each subfolder.

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  • Created examples/README.md with organized categories
  • Included 24 examples grouped into 7 logical sections:
    • Vector Search & Embedding
    • Cloud Storage Sources
    • Code & Documentation
    • Structured Data Extraction
    • Custom Sources & Targets
    • Database Integration
    • Production & Deployment
    • Recommendation Systems
  • Added emoji icons and one-line descriptions for each example
  • Followed the style of marimo's examples README
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This README provides an overview of example projects for CocoIndex, including various indexing solutions and their features.
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georgeh0 commented Nov 9, 2025

Looks nice! Thanks for making this!

@georgeh0 georgeh0 merged commit fcf0a86 into cocoindex-io:main Nov 9, 2025
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Haleshot commented Nov 13, 2025

Hey, I wanted to mention something for future reference. I actually raised #1268 and was planning to work on it myself.

The comment you see here: #1268 (comment) as well as the Contributing docs webpage talks about how folks often should comment something along the lines of I'm working on it or Can I work on this issue?. If you'd dropped a comment on my issue saying you wanted to take a jab at it, I would've just mentioned I was already planning to work on it and we could've coordinated.

The PR feels heavily AI-generated - the structure, PR description format, the note at the end, etc (do let me know if I'm wrong); after having used/reviewed AI-written PRs/code for some time now, there are some patterns you pick up. Using AI tools is fine (atleast imo), but it helps to add your own touch and reasoning to make contribs thoughtful. Just for an example, you could've used GitHub based markdown note admonition at the end of the readme (checkout https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/16925). AI usually doesn't pick-up stuff like this unless you explicitly mention it.

Just something to keep in mind for next time since it helps avoid duplicate work.

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> **Note**: New to CocoIndex? Check out the [Getting Started](https://cocoindex.io/docs/getting_started) guide first!
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> **Contribute**: We welcome contributions! Submit a [pull request](https://github.com/cocoindex-io/cocoindex/pulls) to add more examples.
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Will create a short PR replacing this with appropriate GitHub-markdown-flavoured note admonition.

Gohlub pushed a commit to Gohlub/cocoindex that referenced this pull request Nov 13, 2025
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This README provides an overview of example projects for CocoIndex, including various indexing solutions and their features.
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