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Opened for review rather than to merge blind. Read the rendered README on the branch, not the diff.

README

About 300 words lighter, while adding three things it did not have.

Most of the cut is the stats section, which had grown into five paragraphs narrating an analytical mistake. That reasoning is worth keeping, but in skills/runpool/ where an agent will actually use it, not on the front page where someone is trying to find out what the command does. Similar trims to status, notifications, and the concurrency bullet.

Added:

  • A Raycast section, with a screenshot, noting it is in review and how to run it meanwhile.
  • Where the Homebrew tap lives, and that brew upgrade works.
  • Badges: CI, latest release, licence. The CI one earns its place — this repo sat red for a day and nobody noticed.

Kept as they were: the commands table, the no-user-account-scope point, the GitHub-column explanation, and the public-repository refusal.

CONTRIBUTING.md

Short. What is out of scope and why, the bash 3.2 and no-dependencies constraints, the two commands CI runs, and how to run shellcheck through Docker when it is not installed.

Also here

assets/raycast.png, downscaled to 1200px from the store screenshot.

Cuts about 300 words of narration, mostly the stats section explaining
an analytical mistake that belongs in the skill rather than on the front
page. Adds a Raycast section with a screenshot, says where the Homebrew
tap lives, and adds CI, release and licence badges — the CI one because
this repo sat red for a day without anyone noticing.
Restructured rather than trimmed. How it works moves up, status and
stats lose their sections and keep one bullet each, and the getting
started block now shows what actually changes in a workflow file, which
was the missing step between installing and using it.

Drops the ephemeral-VM bullet: the two-per-machine cap is on VMs, not
runners, so it was competitive positioning rather than something you
need to operate this. Contributing and licence sections go too, since
the files exist and GitHub surfaces both.

985 words from 1595, with a workflow example and a Raycast section
added along the way.
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