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    Create Model Repository

    Access the Creation Page

    After logging in, click your profile avatar in the top-right corner and select New Model from the dropdown menu to navigate to the model creation page. You can also access it directly at:

    https://<platform-host>/models/new
    

    Fill in Model Information

    On the model creation page, fill in the following form fields:

    Parameter Required Description
    Owner Yes Defaults to the current user. If the user belongs to an organization, the organization can be selected from the dropdown
    Model English Name Yes Unique identifier for the model repository. Must be 2-64 characters, start with a letter, end with a letter or number, and may only contain letters, numbers, hyphens (-), underscores (_), and dots (.). Special characters cannot appear consecutively
    Nickname No Optional display name for a friendlier presentation of the model name
    License Yes Select the open-source license type for the model, e.g., Apache-2.0, MIT, GPL-3.0, etc.
    Description No A brief text description of the model to help other users understand its purpose
    Visibility Yes Public: anyone can access the model repository; Private: only authorized users can access it

    After filling in the form, click the Create Model button to submit.

    Note

    The Model English Name (repository name) cannot be changed after creation. Choose it carefully.

    Post-Creation Steps

    After the model repository is successfully created, the system automatically generates a README.md file. It is recommended to edit this file following the Model Card conventions, adding detailed descriptions, usage examples, and metadata tags.

    After creation, you can proceed with the following operations:

    View Model List

    The platform provides several ways to browse and find models:

    • Model Hub: Visit https://<platform-host>/models to view all public models. Supports filtering by task type, framework, license, and other criteria.
    • Personal Models: Click your profile avatar to access your personal page and view all model repositories you created under the Models tab.
    • Organization Models: Navigate to the organization page and view all model repositories under the Models tab.