add-entry

name	add-entry
description	End-to-end procedure for adding one resource to the list — duplicate search, source verification, canonical formatting, section placement, and validation. Use whenever a new entry is being added to README.md.

Add Entry Skill

Adds a single resource to README.md for the awesome-recursive-language-models list. The rules live in CONTRIBUTING.md; this skill is the order of operations. For vetting judgement calls, defer to the curate-entry agent.

Procedure

1. Search for duplicates first. Grep README.md for the title, project name, arXiv id, repository name, and common abbreviation. If found, stop — propose a prose cross-reference instead.

2. Verify the source. Open the URL. Confirm it loads, is the most primary source available (arXiv / official project page / official repo / docs / author page), and read the exact title and publication year from the page itself.

3. Check eligibility. Recursion central, not incidental; within the 15 May 2022 window (or marked historical); not a generic LLM / prompt-engineering / RAG / broad agent-framework resource.

4. Write the entry in the canonical format — one line, no wrapping:

   - [Resource title](URL) - One concise, accurate sentence on what it is and why it matters for recursion in AI systems. (Year)
   

5. Place it in the taxonomy section that best matches its recursive mechanism (the Taxonomy table at the top of README.md is the rubric). Edit only the lines you are adding — README.md is hand-curated and excluded from Prettier.

6. Validate:

   npm run lint           # markdownlint
   npm run lint:awesome   # awesome-list compliance
   npm test               # linkinator — the new link must resolve
   

Output

A minimal diff adding exactly one list line, with all three validation commands passing.