🔵 Apply Skills to Complete the Project¶

Before Starting¶

Open your project repository in VS Code

Task 1. Apply The Example To a Different Problem¶

Key techniques from the example are typically found in:

• src/ - Python modules that implement the project logic
• notebooks/ - Jupyter notebooks used for exploration and analysis

Apply the techniques shown in the example to a different problem.

When finished, finalize the associated project metadata and documentation.

Task 2. Update Documentation To Present Your Project¶

Update docs/ and zensical.toml to tell your story:

• update navigation entries if pages were added or removed
• edit pages in the docs/ folder to narrate and present your project

Task 3. Finalize pyproject.toml¶

Finalize pyproject.toml as needed:

• dependencies - include only packages your project needs
• ensure project URLs - replace starter GitHub links with your repository

Task 4. Finalize README.md¶

Update the README so a new user can understand and run your project. It should explain:

• what the project does
• how to set it up
• how to run it
• where to find documentation or notebooks

It should also showcase your work. Consider including:

• a key chart or visualization
• a small table of important results
• a short summary of insights or findings

Images and charts can be saved in the repository, for example, in the docs/images folder, and then displayed in pages using a relative path like so:

Image credit: ChatGPT (2026-03) Note: We are not replacable just yet.

Other Project Files¶

Your repository includes additional configuration files for quality checks and automation.

You are generally encouraged to keep them as they are and explore them as time permits.