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docs: tweak README verbiage and user doc perf section#23

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This pull request refines the README.md file to enhance clarity and precision regarding the ML checkpointing library's features and usage. The changes aim to provide a more accurate and user-friendly introduction to the project, particularly concerning adapter integration and installation instructions.

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  • Improved Clarity on Adapter Integration: The description of how PyTorch DCP, Megatron-LM, and NeMo 2.0 adapters integrate with the core checkpointing APIs has been rephrased for better understanding.
  • Refined Language for Framework Integration: The phrase 'direct integration support' has been updated to 'native integration' to more accurately reflect the type of support being offered for other frameworks.
  • Enhanced Adapter Installation Guidance: The instructions for finding adapter installation commands now explicitly point to the pyproject.toml file as the definitive source for available adapters, improving discoverability.

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This pull request improves the wording in the README.md file for better clarity and adds a helpful reference to pyproject.toml as the source of truth for available adapters. The changes are good. I've added a couple of minor suggestions to further improve readability by breaking up longer sentences.

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g-husam commented Jan 31, 2026

/gemini review

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This pull request refines the wording in the main README.md and the performance section of the user documentation. The changes improve clarity and provide more specific details about performance benefits. I've added a couple of suggestions to the user documentation's performance section to further improve readability and make the comparisons easier to understand. Overall, these are good improvements to the documentation.

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This pull request refines the wording in the main README.md and the user documentation's README.md. The changes improve clarity, especially in the performance section of the user docs where the comparison of checkpointing strategies is now much clearer. Overall, these are good improvements to the documentation. I have one minor suggestion to further enhance readability in the performance section.

@g-husam g-husam merged commit 6e20be2 into main Feb 2, 2026
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