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zqc3117/spotter — README badge cleanup and arXiv/project page link placement

A release commit that reorganizes the README badges of the Spotter official repository, gathering the links to the arXiv paper and the project page at the top.

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A release commit that reorganizes the README badges of the Spotter official repository, gathering the links to the arXiv paper and the project page at the top.

GitHub description: Official codebase for Spotter: Let the Embodied Model Lead, and the VLM Reflect for It

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zqc3117/spotter is the official code repository for Spotter. The repository description states that it contains a configuration in which an embodied model drives the actions and a vision-language model (VLM) reflects on the results. The commit d50a570 at 2026-11-02 08:05 UTC has the commit message 'Release', and the commit stats are recorded as 12 insertions and 32 deletions. The files presented in the change list are two: README.md and README_zh.md.

The substance of this change is a rearrangement of the badge block. The arXiv paper (arxiv.org/abs/2609.36808), the project page (zqc3117.github.io/Spotter/), WeChat, and Discord badges were gathered into a single line at the top, and the line below it retains only the English documentation and Simplified Chinese documentation badges. The separate README-English·README-中文 badge line and the arXiv·project page badge line are gone, and the MIT license badge and the RoboCasa·RoboTwin 2.0 simulator badges have disappeared as well. The explanatory sentence saying that the WeChat and Discord QR codes are in the Contact item was also deleted. The table at the bottom of the README remains with the items paper, project page, model checkpoints, simulators, and getting started.

However, the changes confirmed in the presented diff are limited to documentation notation. There are no changes to code or model weight files, and no performance figures or benchmarks are included. The fact that the MIT license badge is gone does not mean the license itself changed, and no change to the LICENSE file appears. Even after the RoboCasa and RoboTwin 2.0 badges were removed, the table still contains a simulators item, so it is difficult to determine from this change alone what the currently targeted simulators are. Therefore, it is appropriate to read this release not as something that adds new features, but as a distribution-oriented cleanup that guides readers to the paper and the project page.