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Reviewer's GuideThis PR restores previously removed legacy documentation files as lightweight redirect stubs pointing to a newly introduced Bleedy Consolidated Task Guide, updates all references and indexes across the repository to use the consolidated playbook, and adds a unified QA helper script and npm commands to streamline validation steps. Class diagram for unified QA helper script and npm commandsclassDiagram
class AgentCheck {
+args: string[]
+flagSet: Set
+passthroughArgs: string[]
+steps: Step[]
+printHelp()
}
class Step {
+key: string
+label: string
+command: string
+commandArgs: string[]
+description: string
}
AgentCheck "1" *-- "*" Step
AgentCheck : +parseArgs()
AgentCheck : +runSteps()
AgentCheck : +printHelp()
Step : +run()
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WalkthroughDocumentation was consolidated into CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md; agent collaboration guidance expanded to multi-agent copilots with an Agent Capability Matrix and updated workflows; added docs/AGENT_TOOLKIT.md and docs/README.md updates; introduced scripts/agent-check.mjs and npm scripts Changes
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task-->>script: exit code
script->>task: Run step: typecheck (optional)
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task-->>script: exit code
script->>task: Run step: tests
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Summary of ChangesHello @danelkay93, 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 centralizes and modernizes the project's operational documentation, moving away from fragmented guides to a unified Highlights
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Hey there - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:
- Double-check that all references to legacy docs (AUTOMATION_SETUP.md, PR_READINESS.md, REVIEW_RESOLUTION.md, etc.) have been updated to point to the consolidated task guide to avoid any broken links.
- Add a table of contents or index at the top of the consolidated guide to improve navigation and quickly locate specific sections within its comprehensive content.
- Consider adding a simple CI link validation step or a script to automatically verify that the redirect stubs and consolidated guide markdown links remain valid as the documentation evolves.
Prompt for AI Agents
Please address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- Double-check that all references to legacy docs (AUTOMATION_SETUP.md, PR_READINESS.md, REVIEW_RESOLUTION.md, etc.) have been updated to point to the consolidated task guide to avoid any broken links.
- Add a table of contents or index at the top of the consolidated guide to improve navigation and quickly locate specific sections within its comprehensive content.
- Consider adding a simple CI link validation step or a script to automatically verify that the redirect stubs and consolidated guide markdown links remain valid as the documentation evolves.
## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location> `scripts/agent-check.mjs:14-15` </location>
<code_context>
+ printHelp();
+ process.exit(0);
+ }
+ if (arg.startsWith('--test-args=')) {
+ passthroughArgs.push(...arg.replace('--test-args=', '').split(' ').filter(Boolean));
+ continue;
+ }
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue:** Splitting test arguments by spaces may break quoted arguments.
Splitting by spaces will incorrectly separate quoted substrings, such as test names with spaces. Use a proper argument parser or a library to handle quoted arguments correctly.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<location> `scripts/agent-check.mjs:95-97` </location>
<code_context>
+
+console.log('\n✅ All selected checks passed!');
+
+function printHelp() {
+ console.log(`Bleedy Agent QA Helper\n\nUsage: npm run qa [options]\n\nOptions:\n --with-typecheck Include the slower vue-tsc type checking step\n --skip-lint Skip the ESLint run\n --skip-build Skip the Vite production build\n --skip-tests Skip the Vitest suite\n --test-args=<...> Pass additional arguments directly to Vitest\n -h, --help Show this help message\n\nExamples:\n npm run qa\n npm run qa -- --with-typecheck\n npm run qa -- --skip-tests\n npm run qa -- --test-args='--run --coverage'\n`);
+}
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**suggestion:** Help output could clarify argument quoting for --test-args.
Add a brief note to the help output explaining how to quote or escape arguments with spaces or special characters when using --test-args.
```suggestion
function printHelp() {
console.log(`Bleedy Agent QA Helper
Usage: npm run qa [options]
Options:
--with-typecheck Include the slower vue-tsc type checking step
--skip-lint Skip the ESLint run
--skip-build Skip the Vite production build
--skip-tests Skip the Vitest suite
--test-args=<...> Pass additional arguments directly to Vitest
-h, --help Show this help message
Note:
When using --test-args, quote the argument string if it contains spaces or special characters.
For example: --test-args="--run --coverage"
On some shells, you may need to escape quotes or use single quotes: --test-args='--run --coverage'
Examples:
npm run qa
npm run qa -- --with-typecheck
npm run qa -- --skip-tests
npm run qa -- --test-args="--run --coverage"
`);
}
```
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<location> `.github/AGENT_COLLABORATION.md:37-38` </location>
<code_context>
-- **Cannot access external HTTP/HTTPS URLs** - This includes GitHub.com URLs, even for this repository
-- **Workaround**: Paste review comments or specific content directly into PR/issue comments
-- **Note**: Some agents may have internal APIs for GitHub operations (use MCP tools when available)
+- **Limited outbound HTTP/HTTPS access is available** – agents can usually contact public APIs (including GitHub) when authenti
+cated tooling is configured.
+- **Prefer repository-provided tools** – use MCP helpers or curated scripts before resorting to ad-hoc `curl`/`wget` calls.
+- **Mind rate limits** – cache responses when practical and avoid unnecessary polling.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (typo):** Typo: 'authenti cated' should be 'authenticated'.
Please join 'authenti' and 'cated' into 'authenticated' on one line.
```suggestion
- **Limited outbound HTTP/HTTPS access is available** – agents can usually contact public APIs (including GitHub) when authenticated tooling is configured.
```
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This pull request does an excellent job of consolidating several pieces of documentation into a single, coherent guide. Replacing the old files with redirects is a clean way to handle the transition. The introduction of the CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md and AGENT_TOOLKIT.md will significantly improve the onboarding and collaboration experience, especially for AI agents. The new npm run qa script is a great addition for standardizing quality checks. My review includes a couple of minor suggestions: a typo fix in the documentation and a note on improving the argument parsing in the new QA script to make it more robust.
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The argument parsing for --test-args is a bit fragile because it splits the value by spaces. This will fail for arguments that contain spaces, even if quoted (e.g., a test name pattern).
While this might be sufficient for simple cases, you could consider a more robust approach. For example, you could change the interface to collect all unknown arguments and pass them through to vitest. This would allow a cleaner invocation like npm run qa -- --run --coverage without needing the --test-args= wrapper.
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--test-argsis a bit fragile because it splits the value by spaces. This will fail for arguments that contain spaces, even if quoted (e.g., a test name pattern).While this might be sufficient for simple cases, you could consider a more robust approach. For example, you could change the interface to collect all unknown arguments and pass them through to
vitest. This would allow a cleaner invocation likenpm run qa -- --run --coveragewithout needing the--test-args=wrapper.
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request introduces a unified QA helper script and consolidates documentation to streamline multi-agent collaboration across GitHub Copilot Agent, ChatGPT Codex, Gemini Code Assist, Claude Code, and Google Jules.
Key changes include:
- A new
npm run qacommand that orchestrates ESLint, Vite build, and Vitest checks with configurable flags - Consolidation of scattered automation/readiness documentation into a single
CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md - Enhanced agent collaboration guidelines with platform-specific capabilities and workflows
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scripts/agent-check.mjs |
New unified QA orchestration script supporting selective check execution |
package.json |
Adds qa and qa:with-typecheck npm scripts |
CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md |
New consolidated playbook merging automation, review resolution, and readiness guidance |
docs/AGENT_TOOLKIT.md |
New quick reference for validation commands and cross-agent workflows |
docs/README.md |
Updated index with links to consolidated guide and agent toolkit |
README.md |
Adds section documenting the npm run qa helper and consolidation playbook |
REVIEW_RESOLUTION.md |
Redirected to consolidated guide |
PR_READINESS.md |
Redirected to consolidated guide |
AUTOMATION_SUMMARY.md |
Redirected to consolidated guide |
AUTOMATION_SETUP.md |
Redirected to consolidated guide |
CONSOLIDATION_CHANGES.md |
Updated documentation references to point to consolidated guide |
.github/copilot-instructions.md |
Added QA helper documentation and clarified network access capabilities |
.github/AGENT_COLLABORATION.md |
Added agent capability matrix and platform-specific workflows |
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docs/AGENT_TOOLKIT.md (1)
35-52: LGTM! Valuable multi-agent reference.The cross-agent defaults table is particularly useful for understanding how different AI agents interact with the repository. The troubleshooting tips provide practical guidance for common issues.
Consider converting the timestamp at line 52 to a proper heading for consistency:
-_Last updated: 2025-10-29_ +## Last Updated + +2025-10-29This addresses the static analysis hint and follows Markdown best practices, though the current formatting is perfectly functional.
CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md (1)
96-114: Rephrase to reduce repetitive "For the" sentence openings.Lines 101–104 begin successive sentences with "For the X review" and "For the Y review," which reads repetitively.
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Learnt from: danelkay93
Repo: danelkay93/bleedy PR: 0
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Timestamp: 2025-10-18T01:11:57.825Z
Learning: The Bleedy repository now has comprehensive agent collaboration infrastructure documented in .github/AGENT_COLLABORATION.md, including handoff protocols, issue/PR templates, and multi-agent coordination patterns.
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Learning: The Bleedy repository now has comprehensive agent collaboration infrastructure documented in .github/AGENT_COLLABORATION.md, including handoff protocols, issue/PR templates, and multi-agent coordination patterns.
Applied to files:
docs/AGENT_TOOLKIT.mdPR_READINESS.mddocs/README.mdREVIEW_RESOLUTION.mdAUTOMATION_SUMMARY.mdREADME.mdCONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md.github/AGENT_COLLABORATION.md.github/copilot-instructions.mdAUTOMATION_SETUP.md
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Repo: danelkay93/bleedy PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-10-18T03:16:13.913Z
Learning: GitHub Copilot in 2025 supports auto model selection (optimizes for availability/rate limits) and manual model selection via VS Code picker or CLI `/model` command. Available models are filtered by plan, region, and org policies.
Applied to files:
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Timestamp: 2025-10-18T01:11:57.825Z
Learning: When users provide GitHub URLs pointing to the current repository (danelkay93/bleedy), use GitHub CLI commands (`gh pr view`, `gh issue view`, `gh api`) to access the resources instead of treating them as external/inaccessible URLs.
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package.json (1)
17-18: LGTM! Clean integration with the new QA helper.The npm script additions are well-named and correctly invoke the new agent-check.mjs helper. The
qa:with-typecheckvariant provides a clear opt-in for the slower type checking step..github/copilot-instructions.md (3)
3-4: LGTM! Clear cross-reference to multi-agent documentation.The introductory note effectively signposts related collaboration resources for agents working across platforms.
87-96: LGTM! Accurate documentation of the QA workflow.The section clearly describes the unified QA helper, its default behavior, and available flags, matching the implementation in
scripts/agent-check.mjs.
278-283: LGTM! Improved terminology and clarity.The change from "Technical Limitations" to "Technical Considerations" sets a more balanced tone, and the updated phrasing about HTTP/HTTPS access is more precise.
scripts/agent-check.mjs (5)
1-25: LGTM! Solid argument parsing with proper error handling.The script correctly processes flags, handles help output, and rejects unknown options. The
--test-argsparsing using split and filter is functional.
27-57: LGTM! Well-structured step definitions.The lint, typecheck, and build steps are clearly defined with descriptive labels and appropriate npm commands. The opt-in/opt-out logic correctly reflects the documented behavior.
59-71: LGTM! Robust test step with sensible defaults.The test step construction properly handles passthrough arguments and automatically includes
--passWithNoTests, which prevents failures in repositories without tests (as documented in the copilot instructions).
73-91: LGTM! Clean execution loop with proper error propagation.The step execution logic is straightforward and robust. Using
spawnSyncwith inherited stdio provides real-time feedback, and the shell flag for Windows ensures npm commands work correctly across platforms. Error handling appropriately propagates exit codes.
95-97: LGTM! Comprehensive help text.The help function provides clear usage information, documents all available flags, and includes practical examples. This will help users understand the QA helper's capabilities.
README.md (2)
47-56: LGTM! Clear documentation of the unified QA workflow.The section effectively introduces the QA helper, describes its behavior, and highlights its purpose for multi-agent collaboration.
57-62: LGTM! Helpful signposting to consolidated documentation.The section provides clear references to the consolidated task guide and related agent documentation, supporting the PR's goal of unifying guidance across multiple resources.
docs/README.md (3)
7-16: LGTM! Clear documentation of the consolidated guide.The section effectively describes the consolidated task guide, its contents, and target audience, helping users understand when to consult this resource.
42-51: LGTM! Well-defined agent toolkit documentation.The section clearly describes the agent toolkit quickstart, its cross-platform alignment, and its target audience, making it easy for users to determine if this resource is relevant to them.
105-105: LGTM! Timestamp appropriately updated.The "Last Updated" timestamp reflects the recent documentation changes.
REVIEW_RESOLUTION.md (1)
1-11: LGTM! Clean redirect to consolidated documentation.The file effectively redirects users to the consolidated task guide while highlighting the key content that was preserved, ensuring users can still find the information they need.
docs/AGENT_TOOLKIT.md (2)
1-14: LGTM! Comprehensive command reference for agents.The core validation commands table provides a quick, accurate reference for the most common development tasks. The inclusion of notes for each command adds helpful context.
15-34: LGTM! Practical guidance for collaboration.The branch awareness commands and collaboration checklist provide clear, actionable steps for agents to maintain context and coordinate effectively across the codebase.
CONSOLIDATION_CHANGES.md (2)
138-139: LGTM! Documentation consolidated effectively.Replacing multiple documentation references with a single consolidated guide simplifies navigation and reduces maintenance overhead.
148-152: LGTM! Clear guidance for support resources.The updated reference structure directs users to the consolidated guide while maintaining links to other relevant documentation files.
AUTOMATION_SETUP.md (1)
1-7: ✅ Clean redirect implementation.The redirect clearly explains what has been consolidated and directs readers to the unified resource. The mention of multi-agent coordination (Copilot, Codex, Gemini, Claude, Jules) reinforces the PR's consolidation objective.
AUTOMATION_SUMMARY.md (1)
1-11: ✅ Helpful summary redirect.The file provides a clear redirect with a bulleted preview of consolidated topics (CI workflows, Dependabot, npm run qa). This helps users understand what has been unified without forcing them to browse the full consolidated guide.
PR_READINESS.md (1)
1-11: ✅ Purposeful redirect with contribution guidance.The file redirects effectively to the consolidated guide while encouraging users to report workflow gaps. This fosters ongoing improvement of the unified source.
CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md (4)
30-51: ✅ Automation Suite Overview is clear and well-structured.The four subsections (Post-Merge Cleanup, CI Quality Gate, Dependency Hygiene, Local Unified QA) are concise, actionable, and map directly to tooling described elsewhere (
.github/workflows/,npm run qa). The benefits and triggers are well-explained.
54-81: ✅ Developer Setup steps are concrete and reproducible.The setup includes npm install, Husky v9 initialization with pre-commit/pre-push hooks, PyScript guard integration, and QA verification. The instructions are easy to follow and address one-time onboarding concerns.
1-6: ✅ Consolidation context and overview are clear.The introductory paragraph effectively explains that this guide replaces distributed documentation from the seven-PR consolidation (PR #18) and serves as a single source of truth for multi-agent teams.
129-141: All referenced files are present and accessible.Verification confirms that all 6 files referenced in the CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md Reference Index (lines 131–136) exist in the repository. No broken or missing references.
.github/AGENT_COLLABORATION.md (5)
7-18: ✅ Agent Capability Matrix is a valuable addition.The new table clearly delineates tooling, network access, and platform-specific nuances for Copilot, Codex, Gemini, Claude, Jules, CodeRabbit, and others. This helps agents understand constraints and coordinate effectively. The tip at line 18 about following stricter platform rules is pragmatic.
35-41: ✅ Network access guidance is appropriately nuanced.The update from strict no-access to "Limited outbound HTTP/HTTPS access is available" with caveats about preferred tools and rate limits is more accurate and helpful. Line 39 (prefer repository-provided tools) is a good guardrail.
404-413: ✅ Repository Awareness Checklist is practical.The new table (lines 406–413) provides concrete commands for branch context, history review, and CI status inspection. These are immediately useful for agents entering or handing off work.
345-382: ✅ Tool-specific notes are well-structured and actionable.Each agent platform (Copilot, Codex, Gemini, Claude, Jules, CodeRabbit) has clear guidance on available helpers, communication expectations, and limitations. The depth is appropriate without being overwhelming.
424-430: No issues found — the relative link is correct.The verification confirms that
docs/AGENT_TOOLKIT.mdexists and the relative path../docs/AGENT_TOOLKIT.mdfrom.github/AGENT_COLLABORATION.mdresolves correctly. The link on line 427 is valid.
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| | [`PR_READINESS.md`](./PR_READINESS.md) | Redirect notice pointing to this guide for pre-PR validation and review prep. | ||
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Fix markdown table pipe style and heading format.
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108-109: Consider varying sentence starters for readability.Lines 108–109 start three successive sentences with "For the", which can reduce readability. While not a blocker, rephrasing one or two would improve flow.
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2. **For the package-version review:** confirm upgrades to Vue/Element Plus/Vue Router in commit `4f8ba7a` and reference `CONSOLIDATION_CHANGES.md`. -3. **For the general follow-up review:** cite the documentation sweep (`CONSOLIDATION_CHANGES.md`, this guide) and automation improvements (`b682a60`). -4. **If you lack dismiss permissions**, tag the reviewers with a status comment summarizing the above bullet points and request approval. +3. **On the general follow-up review:** cite the documentation sweep (`CONSOLIDATION_CHANGES.md`, this guide) and automation improvements (`b682a60`). +4. **When lacking dismiss permissions**, tag the reviewers with a status comment summarizing the above bullet points and request approval.
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Learning: The Bleedy repository now has comprehensive agent collaboration infrastructure documented in .github/AGENT_COLLABORATION.md, including handoff protocols, issue/PR templates, and multi-agent coordination patterns.
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Learning: The Bleedy repository now has comprehensive agent collaboration infrastructure documented in .github/AGENT_COLLABORATION.md, including handoff protocols, issue/PR templates, and multi-agent coordination patterns.
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Learning: GitHub Copilot in 2025 supports auto model selection (optimizes for availability/rate limits) and manual model selection via VS Code picker or CLI `/model` command. Available models are filtered by plan, region, and org policies.
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1-52: Integration and structure look solid.This quickstart effectively consolidates command references and collaboration patterns for multi-agent workflows. The tables are well-organized, the troubleshooting section is practical, and cross-references to CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md and .github/AGENT_COLLABORATION.md align the guide with the broader consolidation effort. The timestamp is correctly set to 2024-10-29.
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7-17: Documentation index integrates well with consolidation objectives.The new sections for Consolidated Task Guide and Agent Toolkit Quickstart are well-positioned in the index and clearly target the intended audiences (maintainers and multi-agent collaborators, respectively). Cross-references are accurate and will help users navigate the consolidated documentation structure.
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7-18: Agent Capability Matrix adds essential clarity for multi-agent workflows.The new matrix (lines 7–18) effectively documents per-agent tooling defaults, network access profiles, and nuances. This is a significant improvement for onboarding and coordinating work across different platforms. The structure aligns well with the broader consolidation effort and the reference to docs/AGENT_TOOLKIT.md at line 426 creates a cohesive navigation path.
403-412: Repository Awareness Checklist complements validation workflows well.The new checklist (lines 403–412) provides practical git and GitHub CLI commands that users can reference before making changes. This pairs effectively with the QA helper guidance at lines 395–397 and maintains consistency with docs/AGENT_TOOLKIT.md.
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…ory state This commit integrates critical changes that were merged to master after this PR was created, ensuring alignment with the current repository state and avoiding conflicts or duplicated work. Major Integration Points: 1. Unified QA Command (npm run qa) - Added `qa` and `qa:with-typecheck` scripts to package.json - Created scripts/agent-check.mjs for comprehensive validation - Updated README.md, copilot-instructions.md with QA documentation - Provides single command for ESLint + Build + Tests 2. Master Documentation Files - Added CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md (PR #41 merge summary) - Added docs/AGENT_TOOLKIT.md (quick command reference) - Added docs/CI_CD_GUIDE.md (comprehensive CI/CD documentation) - Added docs/CI_CD_QUICK_REFERENCE.md (quick CI/CD reference) - Added docs/IMPLEMENTATION_CHECKLIST.md (implementation guide) 3. Agent Collaboration Matrix - Added Agent Capability Matrix to AGENT_COLLABORATION.md - Shows commit tooling, network access, and nuances for each agent - Includes GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT Codex, Gemini, Claude Code, Jules, CodeRabbit - Provides platform-specific guidance and constraints 4. Network Access Correction - Updated AGENT_COLLABORATION.md network access documentation - Changed from "No HTTP/HTTPS Access" to "Limited outbound HTTP/HTTPS access is available" - More accurate reflection of actual agent capabilities - Added guidance on using MCP helpers and repository tools 5. Cross-Reference Updates - Updated all references from .claude/project-instructions.md to .claude/README.md - Fixed references in docs/README.md and .devcontainer/README.md - Ensured consistency across all documentation 6. README.md Enhancements - Added "Unified Quality Checks for Agents" section - Added "Consolidation & Automation Playbook" section - References to CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md and AGENT_TOOLKIT.md - Better cross-platform agent guidance Alignment with Master State: - Based integration on origin/master (commit f6c9445) - Incorporates PR #41 (Restore legacy automation docs as redirects) - Incorporates PR #35 (Add critical configuration and documentation) - Accounts for changes merged after this PR was created - Maintains all modernization improvements from previous overhaul commit Testing: - ✅ npm run qa - All checks passed (ESLint, Build, Tests) - ✅ No breaking changes to existing code - ✅ All cross-references verified This integration ensures the PR is ready to merge without conflicts and includes all recent improvements from master while maintaining the modernization goals. Generated with Claude Code
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Restore legacy automation and review documentation as redirect stubs to a new centralized task guide, consolidate multiple checklists into a single CONSOLIDATED_TASK_GUIDE.md, and introduce a unified QA script with supporting agent collaboration documentation
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