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-# 📚 WikiSage – All Wiki Resources for a Topic
-> 🔍 One Topic. All Wiki. Your Way.
-## Team Members
-- Rishi Palavarapu
-- Harsha Ambati
-- Rishitha Reddy
-- Yaswanth Ambati
-## 🧠 Overview
-**WikiSage** is a smart, educational app built for the WikiVerse Hackathon. It allows users to explore **comprehensive information about any topic** by aggregating and organizing resources from across Wikimedia projects like Wikipedia, Wikibooks, Wikiquote, Commons, Wikisource, and more — all in one place.
----
-## 🎯 Problem Statement
-Millions of users rely on Wikimedia for learning, but navigating multiple platforms (Wikipedia, Wikibooks, Wikiquote, etc.) to gather full information on a single topic is **time-consuming and fragmented**.
-There is no unified platform that allows learners to:
-- Seamlessly explore all types of Wikimedia content (articles, books, quotes, images, source texts) on **one topic**
-- **Access diverse formats of learning content** (definitions, timelines, media, references)
-- Interact with this knowledge in a structured, multilingual, and accessible way
----
-## 💡 Solution
-**WikiSage** solves this by:
-- Fetching content from multiple Wikimedia public APIs
-- Structuring them into an intuitive, topic-based interface
-- Providing features like multilingual support, content export, and related topic mapping
----
-## 🚀 Features
-| Feature | Description |
-|--------|-------------|
-| 🔍 **Smart Topic Search** | User inputs a topic (e.g., "Quantum Physics", "Mahatma Gandhi") |
-| 📄 **Knowledge Summary** | Summary and detailed content from Wikipedia |
-| 📚 **In-Depth Books** | Structured reading material from Wikibooks |
-| 💬 **Famous Quotes** | Related quotes using Wikiquote |
-| 📜 **Primary Sources** | Historical documents from Wikisource |
-| 🖼️ **Media Gallery** | Relevant images from Commons |
-| 🧠 **Linked Topics Map** | Visual exploration of related topics via Wikidata |
-| 🌐 **Multilingual Mode** | Pulls topic info in different languages via Wikimedia APIs |
-| 📥 **Export Feature** | Download topic summary as PDF or Markdown |
----
-## 🌐 APIs Used
-All APIs are strictly from the list approved in the [WikiVerse Hackathon Guidelines](#):
-| API | Purpose |
-|-----|---------|
-| Wikipedia (`en.wikipedia.org`) | Topic summaries & articles |
-| Wikibooks (`en.wikibooks.org`) | Educational book modules |
-| Wikisource (`en.wikisource.org`) | Primary documents |
-| Wikiquote (`en.wikiquote.org`) | Famous quotes |
-| Commons (`commons.wikimedia.org`) | Media assets (images, posters, etc.) |
-| Wiktionary (`en.wiktionary.org`) | Definitions and multilingual word meanings |
-| Wikidata (`www.wikidata.org`) | Related concepts and metadata |
----
-## 🎯 Target Users
-- 📘 Students researching a subject
-- 🧠 Self-learners exploring a new topic
-- 👨‍🏫 Educators curating study content
-- 📰 Content creators/fact-checkers
-- 🌍 Anyone interested in structured, verified knowledge
----
-## 🛠️ Tech Stack
-- **Frontend**: HTML, CSS, JavaScript / React (choose based on final implementation)
-- **Backend**: Node.js / Python (for API integration & routing)
-- **APIs**: RESTful calls to Wikimedia APIs
-- **Hosting**: GitLab Pages / Local, Streamlit Cloud
----
-## 📦 Project Structure
-| Hour | Phase                         | Tasks                                                                 |
-|------|-------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
-| 1    | *Ideation & Planning*       | Define app scope, identify APIs needed, finalize features, assign tasks |
-| 2    | *UI/UX & Architecture*      | Design layout, multilingual UI, API-client separation, wireframes     |
-| 3-5  | *Development Phase*         | Build Python backend (API wrappers for Wikipedia, Commons, Wikidata) <br> Build frontend with search UI + display views <br> Integrate AI model for summarization |
-| 6    | *Testing*                   | Test multilingual search, output display, and error handling          |
-| 7    | *Deployment & Refinement*   | Final fixes, improve UI, connect frontend to backend APIs             |
-| 8    | *Documentation & Pitch Prep*| Finalize README, prepare 5-minute demo and presentation             |
----
-## 📖 How to Run Locally
-```bash
-git clone https://gitlab.com/your-team/wiki-sage.git
-cd wiki-sage
-npm install
 npm start

+---
+title: Wikisage
+emoji: 📚
+colorFrom: indigo
+colorTo: blue
+sdk: streamlit
+sdk_version: 1.32.2
+app_file: app.py
+pinned: false
+---
+# 📚 WikiSage – All Wiki Resources for a Topic
+> 🔍 One Topic. All Wiki. Your Way.
+## Team Members
+- Rishi Palavarapu
+- Harsha Ambati
+- Rishitha Reddy
+- Yaswanth Ambati
+## 🧠 Overview
+**WikiSage** is a smart, educational app built for the WikiVerse Hackathon. It allows users to explore **comprehensive information about any topic** by aggregating and organizing resources from across Wikimedia projects like Wikipedia, Wikibooks, Wikiquote, Commons, Wikisource, and more — all in one place.
+---
+## 🎯 Problem Statement
+Millions of users rely on Wikimedia for learning, but navigating multiple platforms (Wikipedia, Wikibooks, Wikiquote, etc.) to gather full information on a single topic is **time-consuming and fragmented**.
+There is no unified platform that allows learners to:
+- Seamlessly explore all types of Wikimedia content (articles, books, quotes, images, source texts) on **one topic**
+- **Access diverse formats of learning content** (definitions, timelines, media, references)
+- Interact with this knowledge in a structured, multilingual, and accessible way
+---
+## 💡 Solution
+**WikiSage** solves this by:
+- Fetching content from multiple Wikimedia public APIs
+- Structuring them into an intuitive, topic-based interface
+- Providing features like multilingual support, content export, and related topic mapping
+---
+## 🚀 Features
+| Feature | Description |
+|--------|-------------|
+| 🔍 **Smart Topic Search** | User inputs a topic (e.g., "Quantum Physics", "Mahatma Gandhi") |
+| 📄 **Knowledge Summary** | Summary and detailed content from Wikipedia |
+| 📚 **In-Depth Books** | Structured reading material from Wikibooks |
+| 💬 **Famous Quotes** | Related quotes using Wikiquote |
+| 📜 **Primary Sources** | Historical documents from Wikisource |
+| 🖼️ **Media Gallery** | Relevant images from Commons |
+| 🧠 **Linked Topics Map** | Visual exploration of related topics via Wikidata |
+| 🌐 **Multilingual Mode** | Pulls topic info in different languages via Wikimedia APIs |
+| 📥 **Export Feature** | Download topic summary as PDF or Markdown |
+---
+## 🌐 APIs Used
+All APIs are strictly from the list approved in the [WikiVerse Hackathon Guidelines](#):
+| API | Purpose |
+|-----|---------|
+| Wikipedia (`en.wikipedia.org`) | Topic summaries & articles |
+| Wikibooks (`en.wikibooks.org`) | Educational book modules |
+| Wikisource (`en.wikisource.org`) | Primary documents |
+| Wikiquote (`en.wikiquote.org`) | Famous quotes |
+| Commons (`commons.wikimedia.org`) | Media assets (images, posters, etc.) |
+| Wiktionary (`en.wiktionary.org`) | Definitions and multilingual word meanings |
+| Wikidata (`www.wikidata.org`) | Related concepts and metadata |
+---
+## 🎯 Target Users
+- 📘 Students researching a subject
+- 🧠 Self-learners exploring a new topic
+- 👨‍🏫 Educators curating study content
+- 📰 Content creators/fact-checkers
+- 🌍 Anyone interested in structured, verified knowledge
+---
+## 🛠️ Tech Stack
+- **Frontend**: HTML, CSS, JavaScript / React (choose based on final implementation)
+- **Backend**: Node.js / Python (for API integration & routing)
+- **APIs**: RESTful calls to Wikimedia APIs
+- **Hosting**: GitLab Pages / Local, Streamlit Cloud
+---
+## 📦 Project Structure
+| Hour | Phase                         | Tasks                                                                 |
+|------|-------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
+| 1    | *Ideation & Planning*       | Define app scope, identify APIs needed, finalize features, assign tasks |
+| 2    | *UI/UX & Architecture*      | Design layout, multilingual UI, API-client separation, wireframes     |
+| 3-5  | *Development Phase*         | Build Python backend (API wrappers for Wikipedia, Commons, Wikidata) <br> Build frontend with search UI + display views <br> Integrate AI model for summarization |
+| 6    | *Testing*                   | Test multilingual search, output display, and error handling          |
+| 7    | *Deployment & Refinement*   | Final fixes, improve UI, connect frontend to backend APIs             |
+| 8    | *Documentation & Pitch Prep*| Finalize README, prepare 5-minute demo and presentation             |
+---
+## 📖 How to Run Locally
+```bash
+git clone https://gitlab.com/your-team/wiki-sage.git
+cd wiki-sage
+npm install
 npm start