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Intentionally named AGENTS.md instead of e.g. GEMINI.md to be fully model neutral; see https://agents.md for background.

Intentionally named AGENTS.md instead of e.g. GEMINI.md to be fully model neutral; see https://agents.md for background.
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This pull request establishes a foundational documentation file, AGENTS.md, intended to centralize information concerning agents. The deliberate choice of filename underscores a commitment to model neutrality, ensuring the content remains broadly applicable and avoids bias towards specific implementations. This addition provides an initial point of reference for anyone working with or learning about agents within the project.

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  • New Documentation File: Introduced a new documentation file named AGENTS.md to provide information related to agents.
  • Model Neutrality: The file was intentionally named AGENTS.md to ensure model neutrality, referencing https://agents.md for background.
  • Validation Instructions: Included a note in the new file instructing users to validate changes by running ./mvnw install.

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  • AGENTS.md
    • Initial creation of the AGENTS.md file.
    • Added a header # AGENTS.md.
    • Included instructions to validate changes by running ./mvnw install.
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@vorburger vorburger requested a review from krwc March 3, 2026 11:45
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The addition of AGENTS.md is a good initiative for providing model-neutral documentation. However, the current content is very minimal and includes a potentially misleading validation instruction. Clarifying the purpose of this file and providing relevant validation guidance would enhance its utility.

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