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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughTwo new documentation pages added to the repository: a get-started guide with links to documentation sections and an onboarding guide for new engineers covering monorepo layout, architecture overview, local setup steps, workflows, task routing, and a structured first-week ramp-up plan. Changes
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12-12: Small copy polish for readability.Consider “structured in the following way”.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@get-started.mdx` at line 12, Update the sentence "These docs are focused on developers, and structured in the following way:" to include the definite article — change it to "These docs are focused on developers, and structured in the following way:" -> "These docs are focused on developers, and structured in the following way:" by inserting "the" before "following" (i.e., "structured in the following way"). Locate this exact sentence in get-started.mdx and apply the small copy change for readability.onboarding.mdx (2)
100-101: Consider making Day 1 doc references clickable links.Using links here improves first-day navigation speed for new joiners.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@onboarding.mdx` around lines 100 - 101, Replace the plain text doc names in onboarding.mdx with clickable links: change "introduction/development" and "introduction/contributing" to relative MDX/Markdown links (e.g., [Development](/introduction/development) and [Contributing](/introduction/contributing)) and make the root README reference a link like [README.md](/README.md); ensure links use the project's relative path style and keep link text clear for Day 1 readers.
78-81: Use non-mutating checks as default PR gate (avoid blanket snapshot updates).
yarn test:updateupdates snapshots and can hide unintended UI diffs when run by default. Prefer read-only verification in the standard checklist, and only update snapshots when changes are intentional.Suggested fix
-1. Run quality gates before opening a PR: - - `yarn test:typecheck` - - `yarn test:update` - - `yarn fix` (if needed) +1. Run quality gates before opening a PR: + - `yarn test:typecheck` + - `yarn test` (or repo-standard non-mutating test command) + - `yarn fix` (if needed) + - Update snapshots only when intentionally changing snapshot outputs.-- [ ] Tests and snapshots are updated (`yarn test:update`). +- [ ] Tests pass (`yarn test` or repo-standard non-mutating test command). +- [ ] Snapshots updated only when expected output intentionally changed.Also applies to: 126-127
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@onboarding.mdx` around lines 78 - 81, Replace the default snapshot-updating command "yarn test:update" in the PR checklist with a non-mutating verification command (e.g., "yarn test" or your CI read-only test target such as "yarn test:ci") and add a short parenthetical note that snapshot updates must be performed explicitly when changes are intentional; update both occurrences of "yarn test:update" so the checklist uses the read-only check by default and reserve "yarn test:update" for an explicit developer action.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@get-started.mdx`:
- Line 15: The link in get-started.mdx currently points to
/docs/introduction/onboarding but the new page was added as onboarding.mdx
(top-level); update the reference in get-started.mdx to /docs/onboarding or
alternatively add an explicit slug (e.g., "slug: /docs/introduction/onboarding")
inside onboarding.mdx so the existing link resolves—modify either the link
target in get-started.mdx or the frontmatter slug in onboarding.mdx to make them
match.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@get-started.mdx`:
- Line 12: Update the sentence "These docs are focused on developers, and
structured in the following way:" to include the definite article — change it to
"These docs are focused on developers, and structured in the following way:" ->
"These docs are focused on developers, and structured in the following way:" by
inserting "the" before "following" (i.e., "structured in the following way").
Locate this exact sentence in get-started.mdx and apply the small copy change
for readability.
In `@onboarding.mdx`:
- Around line 100-101: Replace the plain text doc names in onboarding.mdx with
clickable links: change "introduction/development" and
"introduction/contributing" to relative MDX/Markdown links (e.g.,
[Development](/introduction/development) and
[Contributing](/introduction/contributing)) and make the root README reference a
link like [README.md](/README.md); ensure links use the project's relative path
style and keep link text clear for Day 1 readers.
- Around line 78-81: Replace the default snapshot-updating command "yarn
test:update" in the PR checklist with a non-mutating verification command (e.g.,
"yarn test" or your CI read-only test target such as "yarn test:ci") and add a
short parenthetical note that snapshot updates must be performed explicitly when
changes are intentional; update both occurrences of "yarn test:update" so the
checklist uses the read-only check by default and reserve "yarn test:update" for
an explicit developer action.
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Potential broken internal link to onboarding page.
Line 15 points to /docs/introduction/onboarding, but this PR adds onboarding.mdx as a top-level docs page, which usually resolves to /docs/onboarding. Please align the URL (or explicitly set a slug in onboarding.mdx) to avoid a dead link.
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-- [Onboarding](/docs/introduction/onboarding) — first-week setup and ramp-up guide for new engineers.
+- [Onboarding](/docs/onboarding) — first-week setup and ramp-up guide for new engineers.📝 Committable suggestion
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| - [Onboarding](/docs/introduction/onboarding) — first-week setup and ramp-up guide for new engineers. | |
| - [Onboarding](/docs/onboarding) — first-week setup and ramp-up guide for new engineers. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@get-started.mdx` at line 15, The link in get-started.mdx currently points to
/docs/introduction/onboarding but the new page was added as onboarding.mdx
(top-level); update the reference in get-started.mdx to /docs/onboarding or
alternatively add an explicit slug (e.g., "slug: /docs/introduction/onboarding")
inside onboarding.mdx so the existing link resolves—modify either the link
target in get-started.mdx or the frontmatter slug in onboarding.mdx to make them
match.
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