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- Remove dataforseo and outscraper from MCP table (replaced by curl subagents)
- Update MCP count badge from 19 to 17
- Update script count to 172, subagent count to 765+
- Fix inconsistent script count (was 167 in one place, 146 in another)
- Update supported AI assistants to reflect OpenCode-only support (PR #412)
- Add three-tier agent lifecycle section (draft/custom/shared from PR #409)
- Move outscraper to curl subagents section
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This pull request updates the README.md to accurately reflect recent architectural and feature changes within the aidevops project. The primary goal is to ensure the documentation is current with the latest integration methods, supported tools, and agent management strategies. Key updates include adjusting counts for MCP servers, helper scripts, and subagents, clarifying the exclusive support for OpenCode, and introducing a new section on the agent lifecycle. These changes provide a more precise and up-to-date overview of the project's capabilities and structure.

Highlights

  • MCP Integrations Refinement: The number of supported Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers has been updated from 19 to 17. This includes the removal of Outscraper and DataForSeo from the MCP table, as they are now handled as curl subagents.
  • Script and Subagent Count Updates: The documentation now reflects an increased count of helper scripts from 146/167 to 172, and subagent markdown files from 614+ to 765+.
  • Exclusive OpenCode Support: The README has been updated to clarify that OpenCode is the sole tested and supported AI coding tool for aidevops, emphasizing its first-class integration.
  • New Agent Lifecycle Section: A new section detailing a three-tier agent lifecycle (Draft, Custom, Shared) has been added, explaining how user-created agents are managed and promoted.
  • Outscraper Reclassification: Outscraper has been reclassified from an MCP integration to a curl subagent under SEO Integrations, reflecting a change in its integration method.
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  • README.md
    • Updated the MCP Servers badge count from 19 to 17.
    • Revised the count of subagent markdown files from 614+ to 765+.
    • Corrected the number of helper scripts from 167 to 172 in the "Agent Structure" section.
    • Updated the "Supported AI Assistants" section to exclusively mention OpenCode as the tested and supported tool.
    • Adjusted the helper script count from 167 to 172 in the "Give Agents a Computer" pattern description.
    • Changed the "All Supported MCPs" count from 19 to 17.
    • Removed "Outscraper" from the list of supported MCPs.
    • Simplified the "Performance optimization" description for MCP loading strategy.
    • Added "Outscraper" to the "SEO Integrations (curl subagents)" table.
    • Clarified "Outscraper" as a "(curl subagent)" under "Data Extraction".
    • Updated the framework installation description to reflect 15 primary agents, 765+ subagents, and 172 helper scripts.
    • Removed dataforseo from the @seo agent's MCPs and updated @dataforseo to be a (curl subagent).
    • Introduced a new "Agent Lifecycle (Three Tiers)" section detailing Draft, Custom, and Shared agents.
    • Updated the helper script count from 146 to 172 in the aidevops/ directory structure.
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This pull request updates the README file to reflect recent changes in the project, such as updated agent and script counts, removal of certain MCPs, and a new section on the agent lifecycle. The changes are well-described and mostly accurate. I've found one inconsistency regarding the MCP count which should be addressed to ensure the documentation is correct.

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[![AGENTS.md](https://img.shields.io/badge/AGENTS.md-Compliant-blue.svg)](https://agents.md/)
[![AI Optimized](https://img.shields.io/badge/AI%20Optimized-Yes-brightgreen.svg)](https://github.com/marcusquinn/aidevops/blob/main/AGENTS.md)
[![MCP Servers](https://img.shields.io/badge/MCP%20Servers-19-orange.svg)](#mcp-integrations)
[![MCP Servers](https://img.shields.io/badge/MCP%20Servers-17-orange.svg)](#mcp-integrations)

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The MCP server count in the badge is updated to 17, and the section header at line 890 is also updated to '17 active'. However, after removing Outscraper, the list of supported MCPs from line 896 to 913 contains 18 entries. This seems to be a discrepancy. Could you please verify the count and update either the badge/header or the table to be consistent?

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@marcusquinn marcusquinn merged commit e76db25 into main Feb 7, 2026
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