humanfia.ai

The Humanfia website: the team, its projects and its results, built with VitePress. It is served at humanfia.ai.

Usage

Needs Node.js 22+ and pnpm.

pnpm install
pnpm dev      # local preview
pnpm build    # build into .vitepress/dist

Pages are Markdown: index.md, projects/, flows/, about/, and one file per post in news/ or blog/. Files in public/ are published as they are. The Humanize page, Deep Tech included, is one component: .vitepress/theme/components/projects/humanize/.

The figures in the Flow Science series on the blog are drawn by .vitepress/theme/components/flowscience/: a line chart with log and hand-spaced axes the post kit does not have yet, and the data it plots, read off the charts in our talk slides (deck-data.json, described in figures.ts).

The HMA page (projects/hma.md) is one full-width component, .vitepress/theme/components/projects/hma/; its numbers live in data.ts there, each with its source.

The KDA page (projects/kda.md) is drawn by its own components, .vitepress/theme/components/projects/kda/; its numbers live in the page's frontmatter, each block naming the write-up it comes from.

Adding a post

A post is one file, named YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md. Put results in news/: one result per post. Put essays and arguments in blog/. Start the file with this frontmatter:

---
title: "What was done, in one line"
description: One or two sentences for the standfirst, the card, the feed and search engines.
date: 2026-10-05
authors:
  - Your Name
tag: HOA
---

tag is the project the post belongs to. A news post credits more than its authors: its byline, everywhere it is shown and in the feed, adds the leads and co-leads of every project the tagged project is built on, transitively. An HOA result therefore also names the Humanize lead, and a post about Humanize itself adds nobody. Projects, their tags, leads and dependencies live in one registry, .vitepress/theme/projects.ts, which the team roster reads too; a news tag it does not list fails the build. Everything else is generated from the frontmatter: the post's page (its hero, contents, related posts and a Cite button that exports the post in BibTeX, BibLaTeX, APA, MLA, Chicago, IEEE, RIS and CSL-JSON), the section index (a list for news, a mosaic for the blog), the home page, and the section's feed (news/feed.rss, blog/feed.rss). There is no list to update. A news post that adds an achievement: block also gets a tile in the home page's Achievements, one per topic, from the newest post. Figures come from the post kit: interactive charts, tables, diagrams and callouts that you write straight into the markdown. CONTRIBUTING.md is the guide to the post layout and every component in the kit.

Deploying

A push to main builds the site and deploys it to GitHub Pages (.github/workflows/deploy.yml). Pull requests run the same build without deploying. The org profile in humanfia/.github is generated from the deployed site and notices a deploy on its own, so nothing here needs a token for it.

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome; see the contributing guide. Every pull request runs the build and three checks, and all four have to pass:

pnpm build          # every internal link resolves
pnpm check:anchors  # every #fragment resolves to a heading the site built
pnpm check:feed     # the feed holds every post, and a click on it is not a 404
pnpm check:docs     # every link out to the documentation reaches the page it names

License

The site's code — .vitepress/ (configuration, theme, components and checks), scripts/, the workflows and the build configuration — is licensed under Apache-2.0.

The content — the pages in index.md, blog/, projects/, team/ and about/, and the images under public/ — is licensed under CC-BY-4.0: reuse it with attribution to Humanfia and a link to the page.

The citation styles in .vitepress/theme/csl/ are copied unchanged from citation-style-language/styles and are licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0, as each file says.

Material quoted or linked from others (problem statements, benchmark results, third-party repositories and papers) keeps its owners' terms. The Humanfia name and logo identify the organisation; the licences above do not grant any trademark rights.