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Add Mermaid flowchart to README#11

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Add Mermaid flowchart to README#11
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Summary

  • Adds a Mermaid flowchart diagram to the "What it does" section of README.md
  • Visualizes both the outer interactive follow-up loop and inner work+review loop from src/loop/main.ts
  • GitHub renders Mermaid blocks natively, no extra tooling needed

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  • Verify the diagram renders correctly on the GitHub PR "Files changed" tab
  • Confirm the flowchart accurately reflects the logic in src/loop/main.ts

Visualizes the main loop logic (outer interactive loop and inner
work+review loop) from src/loop/main.ts as a Mermaid diagram that
GitHub renders natively.
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Hello @axeldelafosse, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly improves the project's documentation by incorporating a Mermaid flowchart into the README.md. This visual representation serves to demystify the complex iterative processes within the agent's main loop, providing a clear and concise overview of its workflow for anyone reviewing the project.

Highlights

  • Documentation Enhancement: A Mermaid flowchart has been added to the "What it does" section of README.md to visually represent the interactive follow-up loop and inner work/review loop of the agent's core logic.
  • Visual Clarity: The new flowchart clarifies the operational flow of src/loop/main.ts, making it easier to understand the system's behavior at a glance, with native rendering support on GitHub.
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  • README.md
    • Added a Mermaid flowchart to the "What it does" section.
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The pull request successfully adds a Mermaid flowchart to the README.md file, enhancing the documentation by visually representing the loop's workflow. The flowchart appears to accurately reflect the logic described in the src/loop/main.ts file. This is a good addition for improving clarity and understanding of the project's core functionality.

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