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Summary

  • Update stale counts in README to reflect actual file counts
  • Document new slash commands added in recent PRs

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Count Updates

Metric Old New
Subagent markdown files 539+ 547+
Helper scripts 148 155
Slash commands 16 20
Primary agents 15 14

New Commands Documented

From PR #245 (SEO data export):

  • /seo-export - Export SEO data from GSC, Bing, Ahrefs, DataForSEO to TOON format
  • /seo-analyze - Analyze exported data for quick wins, striking distance, low CTR
  • /seo-opportunities - Combined export + analysis workflow

From PR #248 (issue reporting):

  • /log-issue-aidevops - Report issues with aidevops (gathers diagnostics, checks duplicates, creates GitHub issue)

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  • Verified counts by running find commands on .agent/ directory
  • Changes are documentation-only, no functional impact

- Update subagent count: 539+ -> 547+
- Update helper scripts count: 148 -> 155
- Update slash commands count: 16 -> 20
- Update primary agents count: 15 -> 14
- Add /seo-export, /seo-analyze, /seo-opportunities commands (PR #245)
- Add /log-issue-aidevops command (PR #248)
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This pull request focuses on keeping the project's documentation, specifically the README.md file, up-to-date. It includes corrections to various component counts, such as subagents, helper scripts, and primary agents, to accurately reflect the current state of the system. Additionally, it integrates documentation for several recently introduced slash commands, enhancing the visibility and usability of new SEO data handling and issue reporting functionalities.

Highlights

  • README Counts Updated: The README.md file has been updated to reflect the latest counts for subagent markdown files, helper scripts, and slash commands, ensuring the documentation is current.
  • New SEO Slash Commands Documented: Three new slash commands (/seo-export, /seo-analyze, /seo-opportunities) related to SEO data export and analysis workflows have been added to the README.md.
  • New Issue Reporting Slash Command: A new slash command (/log-issue-aidevops) for reporting issues with aidevops, including diagnostics gathering and GitHub issue creation, has been documented.
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🤖 Augment PR Summary

Summary: Updates README metrics and command documentation to reflect the current .agent/ inventory.

Changes: Refreshes counts for subagents/scripts/commands/primary agents and documents new SEO export/analyze/opportunities commands plus /log-issue-aidevops.

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- 148 helper scripts in `.agent/scripts/`
- 16 slash commands for common workflows
- 547+ subagent markdown files organized by domain
- 155 helper scripts in `.agent/scripts/`
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The repo tree section later in the README still says .agent/scripts/ has 146 helper scripts (README.md:1831), which conflicts with the updated 155 count here; consider updating that stale reference so counts stay consistent.

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This installs the complete framework: 15 primary agents, 552+ subagents, and 147 helper scripts.
This installs the complete framework: 14 primary agents, 547+ subagents, and 155 helper scripts.
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The README’s repo tree section still labels .agent/*.md as 15 primary agents (README.md:1830), which seems inconsistent with the 14 primary agents count stated here (unless @plan-plus is being counted differently); consider aligning the wording/counts to avoid confusion.

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This pull request updates various counts (subagents, helper scripts, slash commands, primary agents) in the README.md file to reflect the current state of the project. It also documents four new slash commands that were recently added. The changes make the documentation more accurate and consistent. However, I noticed a couple of counts were missed in the update, which I've listed below. It would be great to include these in the update to ensure full consistency.

  • Line 1830 still refers to 15 primary agents (should be 14).
  • Line 1831 still refers to 146 helper scripts (should be 155).

I've also added a comment about a minor inconsistency in the description of the subagent count change which could be clarified to avoid confusion. Overall, a good documentation update that would be even better with the missed counts fixed.

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Thanks for making the counts consistent! Just a small note for clarity: the PR description says the subagent count increased (539+ -> 547+), but here the change is a decrease (552+ -> 547+). It might be helpful to update the PR description to mention that the counts were unified to the correct value of 547+, which involved adjustments in different directions across the file. This will help avoid confusion for anyone reviewing the history.

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