u/Savings-Shoulder-976

I built a free handbook where the entire field is laid out as an interactive map — ~25 algorithms grouped into branches (value-based, policy-based, model-based, planning), and clicking any node takes you to a full chapter with the intuition, math, and runnable code.

Site: rl-handbook.com
Code: github.com/lubludrova/rl-handbook

Would really appreciate feedback — especially where explanations are unclear or where you'd want more depth. What topics should I prioritize next?

I built amore (ah-my-openresearch), an early-stage OpenCode plugin for researchers who want to turn their OpenCode setup into a research lab

It adds six research personas, bundled skills, optional Markdown/Obsidian literature-wiki support, and a project-local `lab/` for claim files, ideas, experiment notes, provenance, and handoffs.

GitHub: https://github.com/lubludrova/ah-my-openresearch

It is still young and rough around the edges, so feedback, issues, PRs, ideas and stars are very welcome.