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  • Documentation
    • Added a new AGENT.md file offering comprehensive guidance for AI agents, covering repository overview, development commands, architecture, quality standards, and testing practices.
    • Extensively revised the README.md to enhance clarity and structure with detailed, categorised feature descriptions, improved examples, and updated references, without altering any code or public interfaces.

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A new documentation file, AGENT.md, was added to provide comprehensive guidance for AI agents and contributors, detailing repository structure, development commands, code architecture, and standards. README.md was extensively rewritten to reorganise and expand documentation, offering a more detailed and structured overview of package features, usage, and conventions.

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AGENT.md Added new documentation for AI agents and contributors, covering repository overview, commands, architecture, standards, and testing.
README.md Rewritten and expanded documentation, introducing detailed, categorised sections on features, usage, and conventions.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
AGENT.md (2)

38-39: Add missing article for clarity

The phrase should read “Only the Go standard library and minimal golang.org/x packages” to improve readability.

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72-72: Add missing punctuation

Add a period at the end of this bullet to maintain consistency with other list items.

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README.md (2)

71-72: Add missing article for clarity

Change “converts value using provided function” to “converts value using a provided function” for improved readability.

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234-234: Hyphenate modifier for consistency

Change “capture specific stack frame” to “capture-specific stack frame” to match compound modifier style.

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AGENT.md (8)

3-4: Clarify file purpose and linkage.

Consider adding a brief note or link to README.md for developers and AI agents to get high-level context before diving into AGENT.md.


12-32: Add prerequisite setup steps.

It may be helpful to include initial environment setup instructions (e.g. installing Go, setting $GOPATH, and ensuring make is available) before running these commands.


38-43: Consistent punctuation in bullet list.

For consistency, end each bullet item with a full stop. For example, change:

- **Zero dependencies**: Only the Go standard library and minimal golang.org/x packages

to

- **Zero dependencies**: Only the Go standard library and minimal golang.org/x packages.

56-66: Link to revive configuration.

Consider adding a reference or path to the actual revive config file (e.g. .revive.toml) so contributors know where to inspect or modify the enforced rules.


80-81: Capitalise JavaScript/TypeScript.

Ensure proper casing for the tool names:

- Always use `pnpm` instead of `npm` for any JavaScript/TypeScript tooling.

88-91: Capitalise Markdown for consistency.

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- **Markdownlint**: Follow standard markdown formatting rules

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- **Markdownlint**: Follow standard Markdown formatting rules.
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102-105: Ensure punctuation in examples.

Add full stops at the end of example list items to align with documentation standards:

- ❌ "capture specific stack frame"
- ✅ "capture-specific stack frame."

106-112: Extend pre-commit checklist.

Add an item to remind contributors to update this AGENT.md when documentation conventions or code architecture change:

5. Update `AGENT.md` to reflect any changes in development workflow or standards.
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1-112: Excellent addition.

AGENT.md offers a thorough and well-structured guide for AI agents. With the above minor refinements, it will be even clearer and more consistent.

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17-21: Ensure consistent punctuation in prerequisites
According to the documented standards, all bullet points should end with a full stop. Please add a full stop at the end of each item in this prerequisites list.


56-65: Add full stops to major components list
Each bullet under “Major Components” should end with a period to comply with the markdown style guidelines for consistency.


67-78: Code quality standards bullets need trailing full stops
All linting rules listed under “Code Quality Standards” must finish with a full stop for consistency across documentation.


80-84: Complete testing patterns bullets with full stops
Please ensure that each item in the “Testing Patterns” list ends with a full stop in line with the project’s documentation standards.


85-92: Important Notes list requires punctuation consistency
The bullet items under “Important Notes” should conclude with a full stop to maintain uniform styling.


103-112: Standardise punctuation in common documentation issues
Numbered and nested list items in “Common Documentation Issues to Check” should all end with full stops.


117-135: Writing guidelines bullets need trailing full stops
For “Writing Documentation Guidelines,” each bullet point should end with a full stop to adhere to Markdown style rules.


141-149: Pre-commit checklist items should end with full stops
To keep consistency across all lists, add a full stop to the end of each checklist item.

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AGENT.md (4)

1-6: Introductory section is clear and links appropriately
The opening heading and pointer to README.md correctly guide both AI agents and human developers.


24-43: Development commands block looks good
The bash code fence and listed make targets comprehensively cover common workflows and are formatted correctly.


46-53: Code architecture section is well-structured
The design principles are clearly outlined and aligned with project conventions.


94-102: Documentation standards section is solid
The guidance on LanguageTool and markdownlint checks is accurate and aligns with project requirements.

Alejandro Mery added 2 commits June 2, 2025 19:44
Signed-off-by: Alejandro Mery <amery@apply.co>
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