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refactor(agent): strip agent configs to frontmatter only
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chore: grammar and such
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chore(merge): resolve conflicts with main
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docs(agents): add conventional commits enforcement rules
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# Rules

- Check existence before create; read before Edit
- Check existence before create, Read before Edit
- `AGENTS.md` first, `CONTRIBUTING.md` second
- Ask before commit, `pre-commit` before commit
- Commits: [Conventional Commits](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/)
- Never push to main branch, PR's are required
- PR's summaries are professionally and concise, omiitting overly worded garbage
- ALL commits must follow Conventional Commits format (including merge commits)
- Never push to main branch, PR required
- PR summaries professional and concise, not overly worded

# Commit Approval

ALWAYS test and validate fully before asking to commit
ALWAYS fully test and validate before asking to commit
Only commit/push when user explicitly requests: "commit", "push", "ship it"

# Don'ts

- Commit/push without explicit user approval
- Unilateral architectural decisions
- Describe past behavior leading up to a summary, rather than the current state.
- Describe past behavior leading up to a summary, rather than the current state
- Create commits that don't follow Conventional Commits format