Skip to main content

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.gaussia.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Gaussia is a community-driven project. There are several ways to contribute, whether you come from a research background or an engineering one.

​
Propose a metric

Every metric starts as a paper. If you’ve found a peer-reviewed paper that defines a useful evaluation methodology, you can propose it.
1

Open an issue

Open an issue in the papers repository referencing the paper. Include the title, authors, venue, and a brief summary of the methodology.
2

Community discussion

The community debates the paper’s assumptions, limitations, and how the implementation should map to the methodology.
3

RFC

After consensus, an RFC is opened. Every design decision is documented and traceable to the original discussion.

​
Build an SDK

Once a metric is approved via RFC, it needs implementations. Each SDK is maintained independently by the community, following the language-agnostic spec derived from the RFC.
SDKRepositoryStatus
Pythongaussia-labs/pygaussiaStable
TypeScript—Beta
Rust—Planned
C++—Planned
Swift—Planned
Go—Planned
Want to maintain an SDK for your favorite language? Read the contribution guide.

​
Contribute to the docs

This documentation site is open source. To run it locally: 
npm i -g mint && mint dev
The source lives in the docs repository. Submit a pull request with your changes.