For writers
Style guide
Every component a module can use, and how to write it in Markdown.
This page is a reference for writers. The text here only describes the components; module content lives in src/modules/.
Headings
Use ## for sections and ### for subsections. They appear automatically in the On this page list.
A subsection
Body text is set in STIX Two Text, the same face as the main SOTA site.
Math
Write inline math between single dollar signs, like , and display math between double dollar signs:
Code
Fence code with the language name so it gets highlighted.
import numpy as np
def mse(y_true, y_pred):
# Mean squared error of two arrays
return np.mean((y_true - y_pred) ** 2)
Callouts
Write them like this. The available types are definition, note, tip, warning, example and exercise.
{% callout "definition", "Optional title" %}
Markdown goes here.
{% endcallout %}
Algorithm box
- initialize the weights
- repeat until the validation loss stops improving
- sample a mini-batch from the training set
{% algorithm "Title" %}
1. first step
2. second step
{% endalgorithm %}
Tables
Markdown tables get the same thin rules as the rest of the site.
| Metric | Formula |
|---|---|
| Precision | |
| Recall |
Resources and practice problems
These two tables are built from a module's front matter, so writers only fill in lists at the top of the file:
resources:
- { source: "Book or site", title: "Chapter or page", url: "https://...", note: "Why it helps" }
problems:
- { source: "IOAI 2025", name: "Task name", url: "https://...", difficulty: "Medium", tags: ["vision"] }