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readme.instructions.md

README Instructions

For writing style, diagrams and workflow: see documentation.instructions.md

Purpose

README is the entry point for both humans and AI. Start with the problem the project solves — one or two sentences.

Required Sections

  1. What is this? — the problem and solution in plain language
  2. How to run locally — minimal commands only, no theory
  3. Key links — links to docs/ files, nothing else

Rules

  • Keep under ~100 lines — if more is needed, it belongs in docs/
  • No duplication of docs content — link instead
  • Written in English

If README Is Missing

Ask the user:

  1. What problem does this project solve?
  2. How is it started locally?

Do not invent content.

If README Is Outdated

Point out specifically what is wrong. Fix only that — do not rewrite the whole file.