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Add relevant GitHub repository topics for SimCorrect#4

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Summary

Adds a GitHub Actions workflow that sets relevant repository topics for the SimCorrect project.

Topics Added

The following topics reflect the core technologies and domain of SimCorrect:

Topic Relevance
robotics Core domain — robot arm simulation and correction
simulation Central to the pipeline — MuJoCo-based twin simulations
mujoco Physics engine used throughout
sim-to-real Primary problem being solved
sim-to-real-gap Specific gap (geometric) being closed
cad CAD model correction is the core mechanism
parametric-cad OpenCAD parametric rebuild is the correction tool
python Implementation language
robot-manipulation Task domain — pick-and-place manipulation
pick-and-place Specific task used in demonstrations
robot-learning Broader field this work contributes to
geometric-fault-detection Novel contribution — detecting geometric CAD faults

How to Apply Topics

After merging this PR, run the Set Repository Topics workflow from the Actions tab (workflow_dispatch trigger) to apply all topics to the repository.

Changes

  • Added .github/workflows/set-topics.yml — a workflow_dispatch-triggered workflow that calls the GitHub API to set repository topics using actions/github-script.

Copilot AI requested a review from deanhu0822 April 10, 2026 01:47
@deanhu0822 deanhu0822 marked this pull request as ready for review April 10, 2026 02:04
@deanhu0822 deanhu0822 closed this Apr 10, 2026
@deanhu0822 deanhu0822 deleted the copilot/add-relevant-tags branch April 10, 2026 02:51
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