Suggest ways to improve the Feluda README.md

[dennyabrain]

As feluda builds to a 1.0 release we have been working on improving the documentation. This will involve documenting the codebase, providing recipes, jupyter notebook etc. This might be a good time to revisit the main README.md which is the landing page for anyone who is looking for Feluda. We should think about who are the personas/stakeholders who will reach that page and what they are looking for, so that we can adequately answer their questions via the README.md.

Lets also collect inspiration READMEs to get our ideas going.

[dennyabrain]

I like the readme of this project

This section on internal and external middleware is notable because its similar to what we might have with the core feluda plugins vs community plugins. So this tabular format with a link to the operator and a short description would communicate effectively what feluda can do.

[tarunima]

I've always liked Chayn's documentation. This is for Bloom: https://github.com/chaynHQ/bloom-frontend

[dennyabrain]

Very nice! I like these two sections :

I like how the external links are embedded in the last sentence and only take up one line.

We'll probably need to share a lot of context about Feluda beyond the repository and this would be a good way to do it.

I also like how granular the tech breakdown is. Will help a prospective contributor know immediately how much aligned it is with their skills and interests.

[aatmanvaidya]

The Key Features section is also written to-the point.

[dennyabrain]

Yeah I like that too.

[tarunima]

Just found this one- I like the prominent place given to the key contributors in the Readme itself: https://github.com/immich-app/immich

[dennyabrain]

I have a personal dislike to that widget because a lot of people use their default github avatar and it looks unimpressive :P but that aside, the idea to showcase contributors in the readme itself is good.

[dennyabrain]

Liked this Example Cases section.