Codatta Frontier Standards

Welcome to the Codatta Frontier Standards repository! This repository is designed to host standards and schemas for multiple frontiers, providing a foundation for consistent, high-quality data labeling across diverse domains. Codatta’s goal is to facilitate crowd annotation and data curation efforts that support AI and industry applications through a collaborative and standardized approach.

🌐 About Codatta

This repository is part of the Codatta ecosystem, a platform dedicated to connecting AI developers with data creators to collaboratively train advanced AI. Codatta’s mission is to leverage collaborative training, human-driven labeling, and quality assurance mechanisms to co-train AI models toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Learn more about our mission and other projects at codatta.io.

For questions or to reach out to the maintainers, contact us at [email protected].

📂 Repository Structure (Example)

Each frontier directory includes:

• taxonomy-and-schema.md: Documentation outlining the taxonomy and schema, providing a structured format for annotations.
• schema_vX.json: JSON files that define the schema for data annotation.
• guidelines.md: Task-specific guidelines for contributors working within each frontier.

For example:

codatta-frontier-standards/ 
├── frontier-<name-of-frontier>/ 
│   ├── taxonomy-and-schema.md 
│   ├── schema_v1.json 
│   └── guidelines.md

This structure serves as a guideline for adding new frontiers, ensuring consistency across different domains.

🗂 Current Frontiers

The following frontiers have been added to the repository:

• Crypto Account Annotation

As new frontiers are introduced, they will be added to this list, expanding Codatta's collaborative annotation ecosystem.

➕ Adding a New Frontier

To expand this repository and introduce a new frontier:

1. Create a new directory named frontier-<new-frontier-name> following the existing structure.
2. Add a brief entry in the "Current Frontiers" section of this README to reflect the new frontier.
3. Refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md file for detailed instructions on adding files, formatting content, and submitting a pull request.

🚀 Getting Started

To contribute or propose changes, see our CONTRIBUTING.md document for detailed guidelines on making updates to the taxonomy, schema, or guidelines.

📜 License

All contributions are subject to the terms outlined in the LICENSE file.

Thank you for contributing to the Codatta ecosystem and supporting open, standardized annotation practices!