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* Borrowed Claude /init output to fill out README.md * Followed Tier 1 advice from "Repository Scaffolding for AI Coding Agents" to avoid extra tokenizing costs while providing a quick loop test harness for the agent to use. * Added linting for yaml, adoc, and json so AI agents can easily verify any changes they make
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In the spirit of efficient use of AI, this PR adds an
AGENTS.mdfile with very basic instructions for an AI agent to use when assisting with changes to the repository.The main push was to add linting for the various document and conf file types involved, asciidoc, yaml, json, and Dockerfile, then equip an AI agent with instructions to use those to validate any changes made to the repo before creating a PR.
After a first pass with the linters, some non-structural changes were made to relevant files, mostly removing end of line whitespace and adding newlines at the end of files, with the occasional breakup of long lines.