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Replaces technical jargon with accessible explanations of what each plugin does. Adds gate system explanation, marketplace install instructions, and the framing: one developer, twelve parallel workers, zero unchecked steps. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Caution Review failedFailed to post review comments 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates project documentation to improve clarity for newcomers. CHANGELOG.md documents a README rewrite effort. README.md is significantly restructured, replacing technical jargon with plain-language descriptions, reorganizing sections, and simplifying feature and installation information. Changes
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This pull request is a great step towards making the project more accessible to newcomers by rewriting the README.md with clearer, plain-language descriptions. The changes are well-aligned with the goal, and the update to CHANGELOG.md is correct.
My review includes one suggestion for the README.md file to align the plugin description table with the repository's style guide regarding line length. The suggested changes also aim to improve conciseness while retaining the helpful, non-technical tone.
| | Plugin | What it does in plain language | | ||
| |--------|-------------------------------| | ||
| | **exodia** | Summons up to 12 AI workers that tackle different parts of your code simultaneously. One finds problems, another fixes them, another reviews the fix — all at the same time | | ||
| | **metacognitive-guard** | Watches the AI while it works. If it's about to cut corners, guess instead of verify, or say "done" when it isn't — this blocks it before the mistake happens | | ||
| | **feature-dev** | A guided process for building new things: understand what exists, design the plan, build it, review it. No skipping steps | | ||
| | **hookify** | Custom tripwires you set up. "Never do X" or "Always check Y before Z." The AI physically cannot proceed if it violates your rules | | ||
| | **otelwiki** | Built-in reference for OpenTelemetry monitoring standards so the AI writes correct telemetry code instead of guessing | | ||
| | **dotnet-architecture-lint** | Enforces .NET project structure rules automatically — catches version mismatches and structural violations before they ship | | ||
| | **ancplua-project-routing** | Automatically recognizes what kind of project you're in and loads the right tools and rules. No configuration needed | |
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The new descriptions are much more accessible, which is a great improvement for newcomers!
However, several descriptions in the table exceed the 120-character line length specified in the repository style guide. I've suggested more concise versions below that still capture the essence of each plugin while adhering to the length limit.
| | Plugin | What it does in plain language | | |
| |--------|-------------------------------| | |
| | **exodia** | Summons up to 12 AI workers that tackle different parts of your code simultaneously. One finds problems, another fixes them, another reviews the fix — all at the same time | | |
| | **metacognitive-guard** | Watches the AI while it works. If it's about to cut corners, guess instead of verify, or say "done" when it isn't — this blocks it before the mistake happens | | |
| | **feature-dev** | A guided process for building new things: understand what exists, design the plan, build it, review it. No skipping steps | | |
| | **hookify** | Custom tripwires you set up. "Never do X" or "Always check Y before Z." The AI physically cannot proceed if it violates your rules | | |
| | **otelwiki** | Built-in reference for OpenTelemetry monitoring standards so the AI writes correct telemetry code instead of guessing | | |
| | **dotnet-architecture-lint** | Enforces .NET project structure rules automatically — catches version mismatches and structural violations before they ship | | |
| | **ancplua-project-routing** | Automatically recognizes what kind of project you're in and loads the right tools and rules. No configuration needed | | |
| | Plugin | What it does in plain language | | |
| |--------|--------------------------------| | |
| | **exodia** | Orchestrates up to 12 AI workers to find, fix, and review code in parallel. | | |
| | **metacognitive-guard** | Acts as a quality gate for the AI, blocking corner-cutting, guessing, or false claims of completion. | | |
| | **feature-dev** | A guided process for building new things: understand, design, build, and review. No skipping steps. | | |
| | **hookify** | Lets you define custom rules (e.g., "Never do X") that the AI is not allowed to violate. | | |
| | **otelwiki** | Provides a built-in OpenTelemetry reference to ensure the AI writes correct telemetry code. | | |
| | **dotnet-architecture-lint** | Enforces .NET project structure rules, catching version mismatches and violations before they ship. | | |
| | **ancplua-project-routing** | Auto-recognizes project type to load the right tools and rules, with no configuration needed. | |
References
- Markdown files should have a maximum line length of 120 characters. (link)
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Pull request overview
This PR rewrites the README.md to make it accessible to non-developers while maintaining technical details for developers. The rewrite replaces technical jargon with plain-language descriptions, adds an explanation of the quality gate system ("every step is a gate, work only moves forward if the gate says PROCEED"), and updates installation instructions to use the marketplace approach with /plugin commands.
Changes:
- Replaced plugin descriptions with plain-language explanations of what each plugin does in practice
- Added "How does this work without failing?" section explaining the gate system concept
- Updated install instructions to use marketplace commands (
/plugin marketplace addand/plugin install) - Reorganized content into "What this does", "Plugins", "Install", and "Technical details" sections
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| File | Description |
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| README.md | Complete rewrite for accessibility: plain-language plugin descriptions, gate system explanation, marketplace install flow, technical stats moved to dedicated section |
| CHANGELOG.md | Added entry under [Unreleased] > Changed documenting the README rewrite |
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