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    • Added a comprehensive guide for contributors, outlining repository structure, development setup, testing procedures, coding standards, and additional resources.

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A new documentation file, AGENTS.md, has been introduced to the repository. This file provides detailed onboarding and operational guidance for coding agents, including repository structure, development setup, testing instructions, coding style, and references to additional documentation. No code or public API changes are involved.

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AGENTS.md Added a comprehensive documentation file for coding agents, covering repository structure, setup, testing, coding style, and references.

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AGENTS.md (6)

1-2: Consider adding a Table of Contents
A quick TOC under the main header would improve navigation, especially as the document grows. You could auto-generate it with a markdown tool or manually list the major sections: Repository layout, Development setup, Running tests, Coding style, and Additional docs.


3-3: Polish wording for precision
The phrase “make up the Trigger.dev platform and SDK” could be elevated to “comprise the Trigger.dev platform and SDK” to align with technical writing best practices.

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[style] ~3-~3: Try using a synonym here to elevate your writing.
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5-13: Clarify workspace paths
For paths like ai/references, consider prefixing them with their root—for example, ./ai/references—to reduce ambiguity for new contributors navigating the monorepo.


16-17: Recommend Node version management
You mention Node.js 20.11.1 is required—consider adding a .nvmrc file or a note about using nvm to lock the version, so contributors don’t accidentally run an unsupported Node version.


28-29: Streamline the build step with Turborepo
Rather than chaining three pnpm run build --filter commands, you could leverage Turbo’s pipeline to build all targets in one go (e.g., pnpm run build [email protected]/sdk). This reduces boilerplate and speeds up builds.


34-35: Use backticks for URLs
Instead of <http://localhost:3030>, wrap the URL in backticks for consistency with code styling:

The webapp runs on `http://localhost:3030`.
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AGENTS.md (3)

38-55: Tests section is clear—nice work
The guidance on running workspace-specific Vitest suites and avoiding mocks is thorough and actionable.


56-60: Coding style guidelines look good
Prettier enforcement, branching rules, and test naming conventions are all clearly stated.


61-68: Additional docs pointers are helpful
Linking to the root README.md and the docs workspace will smooth the onboarding experience.

@ericallam ericallam merged commit b4ab066 into main May 17, 2025
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