Update README.md #40
Update README.md #40
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WalkthroughThe README.md file was thoroughly revised to replace placeholder content with detailed, project-specific information. Updates include the project name, team details, a comprehensive description, technical stack, installation and usage instructions, actual screenshots, and clarified team contributions. Non-relevant sections such as hardware and build details were removed. Changes
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46-49: Wrap commands in code fences & avoid bare URLsUsing a fenced block improves copy-paste UX and resolves MD034 for the raw Git URL.
-git clone https://github.com/your-username/vazhi-illae-kuzhi.git -cd vazhi-illae-kuzhi +```bash +git clone https://github.com/your-username/vazhi-illae-kuzhi.git +cd vazhi-illae-kuzhi +```
86-88: Capitalize “OpenCV” consistentlyMinor terminology polish—helps maintain a professional tone.
- - Anamika MJ: Open cv + - Anamika MJ: OpenCV
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README.md
46-46: Bare URL used
(MD034, no-bare-urls)
62-62: Heading levels should only increment by one level at a time
Expected: h2; Actual: h3
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79-79: Heading levels should only increment by one level at a time
Expected: h2; Actual: h3
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| - Team Lead: [Anamika MJ] - [Model Engineering College] | ||
| - Member 2: [Anamika MJ] - [Model Engineering College] | ||
| - Member 3: [Riya Rebecca Renjit] - [Model Engineering College] |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Duplicate entry for the same team member
Member 2 is identical to the Team Lead line, so the roster is misleading. Remove or replace the second entry to reflect the actual teammate.
- - Team Lead: [Anamika MJ] - [Model Engineering College]
- - Member 2: [Anamika MJ] - [Model Engineering College]
+ - Team Lead: [Anamika MJ] – [Model Engineering College]
+ - Member 2: [<second-member-name>] – [Model Engineering College]📝 Committable suggestion
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| - Team Lead: [Anamika MJ] - [Model Engineering College] | |
| - Member 2: [Anamika MJ] - [Model Engineering College] | |
| - Member 3: [Riya Rebecca Renjit] - [Model Engineering College] | |
| - Team Lead: [Anamika MJ] – [Model Engineering College] | |
| - Member 2: [<second-member-name>] – [Model Engineering College] | |
| - Member 3: [Riya Rebecca Renjit] - [Model Engineering College] |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In README.md around lines 12 to 14, there is a duplicate entry for 'Member 2'
which is identical to the Team Lead. Remove or replace the 'Member 2' line with
the correct team member information to avoid confusion and accurately reflect
the team roster.
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| - Streamlit (for web UI) | ||
| - OpenCV (for image processing and contour detection) | ||
| NumPy (for numerical operations) | ||
| Pillow / PIL (for image handling and certificate generation) | ||
| random, datetime (Python standard libraries for roast/certificate logic) | ||
| - Git & GitHub (for version control and collaboration) | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Bulleted list breaks after the first three items
Lines 32-39 lose the leading “-”, so Markdown treats them as plain text, not list items. Fixing this preserves consistent formatting and prevents linter warnings (MD004).
- NumPy (for numerical operations)
- Pillow / PIL (for image handling and certificate generation)
- random, datetime (Python standard libraries for roast/certificate logic)
- VS Code (for development)
- ChatGPT (for code assistance, brainstorming, and optimization)
+- NumPy (for numerical operations)
+- Pillow / PIL (for image handling and certificate generation)
+- random, datetime (Python standard libraries for roast/certificate logic)
+- VS Code (for development)
+- ChatGPT (for code assistance, brainstorming, and optimization)📝 Committable suggestion
‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
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| - Streamlit (for web UI) | |
| - OpenCV (for image processing and contour detection) | |
| NumPy (for numerical operations) | |
| Pillow / PIL (for image handling and certificate generation) | |
| random, datetime (Python standard libraries for roast/certificate logic) | |
| - Git & GitHub (for version control and collaboration) | |
| VS Code (for development) | |
| ChatGPT (for code assistance, brainstorming, and optimization) | |
| - Python | |
| - Streamlit (for web UI) | |
| - OpenCV (for image processing and contour detection) | |
| - NumPy (for numerical operations) | |
| - Pillow / PIL (for image handling and certificate generation) | |
| - random, datetime (Python standard libraries for roast/certificate logic) | |
| - Git & GitHub (for version control and collaboration) | |
| - VS Code (for development) | |
| - ChatGPT (for code assistance, brainstorming, and optimization) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In README.md between lines 29 and 39, the bulleted list breaks after the first
three items because the subsequent lines are missing the leading "-" for list
items. Add the missing "-" at the start of each line from line 32 to 39 to
maintain consistent Markdown list formatting and prevent linter warnings.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Heading levels jump from H3 to H1
# Installation, # Run, and # Video should nest under “Implementation” (H3). Downgrade them to #### to satisfy MD001 and keep the hierarchy readable.
-### Implementation
-For Software:
-# Installation
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+#### VideoCommittable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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46-46: Bare URL used
(MD034, no-bare-urls)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In README.md between lines 42 and 60, the headings for Installation, Run, and
Video jump from H3 to H1, breaking the heading hierarchy. Change these headings
from single # to #### so they nest properly under the H3 "Implementation"
heading, maintaining consistent markdown heading levels.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Typo in image extension breaks rendering
.jpge is invalid; use .jpeg or .jpg so the third screenshot loads correctly.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In README.md at line 72, the image file extension is incorrectly written as
.jpge, which breaks rendering. Change the extension to the correct .jpeg or .jpg
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| # Vazhi-illae-Kuzhi 🎯 | |||
Vazhi Illae Kuzhi is a quirky and smart pothole detection app built using OpenCV and Streamlit. Just upload a road photo, and the app detects potholes by analyzing their shape and size.
What makes it stand out? Humor. Instead of just pointing out potholes, it roasts them with hilarious, sarcastic comments—turning frustration into fun.
And for a final touch, it creates a personalized “Pothole Certificate” highlighting the detected pothole, ready to download or share. It's a fun way to raise awareness about bad roads while having a laugh.
Perfect for civic-minded users, tech lovers, or anyone tired of bumpy rides, Vazhi Illae Kuzhi blends technology and local flavor for a smart, entertaining road-safety tool.
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