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Initialize or update the main README.md file for the project.
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| name | readme-md |
| description | Initialize or update the main README.md file for the project. |
The main project documentation file is located at README.md in the project root.
Check if this file exists:
When drafting or updating this documentation, you
Section Description Syntax: **<section-identifier>: <section-level>** { - section-title} - <section-description> { - section-example} {, section-example}...
Section Description Examples:
**Project Title: H1** - The name of the project in Title Case.**Installation: H2** - Installation Instructions - Instructions on how to install and set up the project.**Project Tagline: N/A** - A brief, catchy tagline that summarizes the project's purpose or mission.**Current Version: N/A** - The current version of the project, derived from git tags or version files. If no versioning is found use "N/A". - **Current Version**: v0.13.0 ([CHANGELOG.md](CHANGELOG.md)), **Current Version**: N/AThe README.md MUST include the following sections, in order, AT MINIMUM:
[](badge-link), [](badge-link)**Current Version**: v0.13.0 ([CHANGELOG.md](CHANGELOG.md)), **Current Version**: N/AImmerse yourself in this codebase, gaining a deep understanding of its goals, its technical features and mechanisms, specific conventions and patterns it follows, and the various subsystems that comprise it. Once you have a comprehensive understanding, proceed to create a README.md file at the project root.
Evaluate the current README.md against the codebase. Evaluate it for:
Be comprehensive in your evaluation. Use a subagent for each major section of the README.md to focus on that section specifically and validate its content against the codebase.
After evaluating each section, compile a summary of changes, additions, and deletions needed to bring the README.md up to date with the current codebase. If changes are made: