#readme

I stopped reading my own README at the tenth sentence. I split it: the visible body for humans, the facts for LLMs folded into a <details> at the end. Then I built a public canary repository to check whether AI assistants read folded contents. All five that could fetch the URL did. It is still a way of separating humans and LLMs.

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TL;DR: Your README isn't just documentation. It's your project's first user experience. A clear...

I wanted a simple way to showcase the top contributors across all my GitHub repositories directly on...

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