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For #398 (the first iteration, with projects over 1k stars).
Adds a Project Gallery page under Resources with 16 projects from the list on #398: the ones over 1k GitHub stars that use PySceneDetect in their own code. They're grouped as datasets and model training, video generation, agents and data tools, and applications. Each entry says in one line how the project uses PySceneDetect. The top of the page says the projects are listed for reference only and not endorsed, and points to the Research & Literature page for papers. I left star counts off the page since they go stale.
I checked each project on 2026-11-13. None is archived or a fork, each has an open-source license and was pushed to in the last seven months, and each still uses PySceneDetect on its default branch (REAL Video Enhancer through the copy of
ContentDetectorit includes).mkdocs build --strict -f website/mkdocs.ymlpasses locally; CI hasn't run on this branch yet.