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Pull request overview
Adds initial top-level documentation for the Agent Library and cleans up markdownlint-related formatting in existing docs, making setup and usage clearer for consumers of the .claude/ agents/skills.
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- Added a new
README.mdwith Quick Start symlink instructions, usage examples, and high-level contents. - Adjusted
CLAUDE.mdmarkdown formatting (table separators, code-fence language tags, spacing) to address linting.
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| File | Description |
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| README.md | Introduces basic project overview, setup instructions, and usage examples. |
| CLAUDE.md | Markdownlint-oriented formatting fixes for tables and code blocks. |
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| - Claude Code or VSCode Copilot with Claude model | ||
| - Git repository in your project |
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Same naming issue as earlier: "VSCode Copilot" is ambiguous/misleading compared to "GitHub Copilot" (in VS Code). Updating this phrasing would make the requirements clearer.
| Symlink the folders to your project: | ||
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| ```bash | ||
| ln -s ~/AgentLibrary/.claude/agents ~/yourproject/.claude/agents | ||
| ln -s ~/AgentLibrary/.claude/skills ~/yourproject/.claude/skills | ||
| ln -s ~/AgentLibrary/.claude/rules ~/yourproject/.claude/rules | ||
| ``` |
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The symlink commands will fail if the destination .claude/ directory doesn't already exist (e.g., ~/yourproject/.claude). Consider adding a preceding step/command to create the destination directory (or clarify that it must exist) so the Quick Start works when followed verbatim.
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| # Agent Library | |||
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| A collection of reusable agents and skills for Claude Code and VSCode Copilot. Provides autonomous workers for complex tasks like testing, code review, CI/CD debugging, refactoring, and more. | |||
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The README refers to "VSCode Copilot", but the product name is typically "GitHub Copilot" (often used within "VS Code"). Consider rephrasing to avoid implying a separate product and to make the requirement unambiguous for readers.
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