shjo-april/TRACE
A press release pinned above a lab notebook: a centred title, a strip of block-letter badges, then four big numbers in a box before a word of explanation.

Checked against the rendered page. README (last edited 2026-03-02) still says code arrives in April 2026 in the notice and three placeholder sections; award line says Top 1.13% while News says 1.18% for the same 223 papers; shields.io now renders named 'red' as #dd4343, not #e05d44.
Why it is here
A headline-stat strip table (+5.1 AP, 81x faster) under the badges is a distinctive way to state the contribution, backed by a TL;DR and well-labeled method figures, though the release-pending notice and emoji headings make it a little busier.
Overview
Header Block
Badge Colors
Section Outline
Guidelines
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