Added comprehensive new employee onboarding guide#19
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added structured onboarding guide with diagrams and setup workflow
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughA comprehensive onboarding documentation file was added to the repository, providing new engineers with a structured guide covering repository scope, technical stack, setup instructions, Mermaid diagrams illustrating codebase architecture, common commands, workflow guidelines, PR conventions, first-week milestones, and troubleshooting resources. Changes
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216-216: Consider hyphenating compound modifier.The heading "First week plan" should be hyphenated as "First-week plan" when the compound modifier precedes a noun. This follows standard English grammar conventions for compound adjectives.
-## 10. First week plan +## 10. First-week plan🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@ONBOARDING.md` at line 216, The heading "First week plan" should be changed to use a hyphen as a compound modifier; update the heading text "First week plan" to "First-week plan" in the ONBOARDING.md file so the compound adjective correctly precedes the noun.
131-135: Add context for Docker setup.The Docker setup section provides a single command without explaining what it does or mentioning the
docker-compose.ymlfile. Consider adding a brief explanation:### 4.5 Optional: Docker setup If you prefer using Docker, the repository includes a `docker-compose.yml` configuration: ```bash docker-compose up --build -dThis builds and starts the development environment in detached mode.
<details> <summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In
@ONBOARDING.mdaround lines 131 - 135, The Docker setup section is too terse;
update the ONBOARDING.md Markdown under the "4.5 Optional: Docker setup" heading
to add a short explanatory sentence that references the repository's
docker-compose.yml and clarifies what the provided command does (e.g., builds
and starts the development environment in detached mode), ensuring the text
mentionsdocker-compose.ymland the commanddocker-compose up --build -dso
readers know the file exists and the command's effect.</details> --- `7-18`: **Consider removing backticks from section names and adding anchor links.** The backticks around section names in the table of contents are unconventional. TOCs typically use plain text or markdown links. Consider converting to actual anchor links for better navigation: ```markdown - [1. Product and repository overview](`#1-product-and-repository-overview`) - [2. Technical stack](`#2-technical-stack`)This would allow readers to click and jump directly to each section.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@ONBOARDING.md` around lines 7 - 18, Remove the backticks around each TOC entry and convert them to markdown anchor links so they navigate to the sections; replace items like `1. Product and repository overview` with a link-style entry such as [1. Product and repository overview](`#1-product-and-repository-overview`) for every line in the list (use the exact section titles as link text and kebab-case anchors matching the header text) and ensure anchors match the corresponding headers in the document.
237-237: Consider hyphenating compound modifier.The phrase "small scoped contribution" should be hyphenated as "small-scoped contribution" when used as a compound modifier.
-- Ship a small scoped contribution +- Ship a small-scoped contribution🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@ONBOARDING.md` at line 237, Update the phrase "Ship a small scoped contribution" to hyphenate the compound modifier as "Ship a small-scoped contribution" so the adjective "small-scoped" correctly modifies "contribution"; locate and replace the exact string "Ship a small scoped contribution" in ONBOARDING.md.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@ONBOARDING.md`:
- Around line 103-105: Update the prerequisites list in ONBOARDING.md to make
Node.js and Yarn versions explicit: change the "Node.js" bullet to "Node.js
v16.0.0+" and the "Yarn (repo docs mention v1 or v2.4.2+)" bullet to "Yarn v1 or
v2.4.2+" so the prerequisites read clearly and unambiguously; locate and edit
the existing "Node.js" and "Yarn" list items shown in the diff and replace them
with the specified versioned entries.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@ONBOARDING.md`:
- Line 216: The heading "First week plan" should be changed to use a hyphen as a
compound modifier; update the heading text "First week plan" to "First-week
plan" in the ONBOARDING.md file so the compound adjective correctly precedes the
noun.
- Around line 131-135: The Docker setup section is too terse; update the
ONBOARDING.md Markdown under the "4.5 Optional: Docker setup" heading to add a
short explanatory sentence that references the repository's docker-compose.yml
and clarifies what the provided command does (e.g., builds and starts the
development environment in detached mode), ensuring the text mentions
`docker-compose.yml` and the command `docker-compose up --build -d` so readers
know the file exists and the command's effect.
- Around line 7-18: Remove the backticks around each TOC entry and convert them
to markdown anchor links so they navigate to the sections; replace items like
`1. Product and repository overview` with a link-style entry such as [1. Product
and repository overview](`#1-product-and-repository-overview`) for every line in
the list (use the exact section titles as link text and kebab-case anchors
matching the header text) and ensure anchors match the corresponding headers in
the document.
- Line 237: Update the phrase "Ship a small scoped contribution" to hyphenate
the compound modifier as "Ship a small-scoped contribution" so the adjective
"small-scoped" correctly modifies "contribution"; locate and replace the exact
string "Ship a small scoped contribution" in ONBOARDING.md.
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Make Node.js and Yarn version requirements explicit in prerequisites.
The current documentation lists Node.js without any version specification and mentions Yarn's version requirement only parenthetically. To improve clarity for new engineers, specify versions directly:
- Node.js v16.0.0+
- Yarn v1 or v2.4.2+
- GitThis prevents confusion during setup and ensures compatibility.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@ONBOARDING.md` around lines 103 - 105, Update the prerequisites list in
ONBOARDING.md to make Node.js and Yarn versions explicit: change the "Node.js"
bullet to "Node.js v16.0.0+" and the "Yarn (repo docs mention v1 or v2.4.2+)"
bullet to "Yarn v1 or v2.4.2+" so the prerequisites read clearly and
unambiguously; locate and edit the existing "Node.js" and "Yarn" list items
shown in the diff and replace them with the specified versioned entries.
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