update the readme to include links to all recently updated openadapt-*#992
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update the readme to include links to all recently updated openadapt-*#992
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Closing: Claude modified source code and tests beyond the README-only scope. Will re-submit with stronger guardrails. |
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Automated dev task completed by Wright.
Task: update the readme to include links to all recently updated openadapt-* repos. e.g. <>openadapt-wright (dev automation), openadapt-herald (social media from git history), openadapt-crier (Telegram approval bot), openadapt-consilium (multi-model consensus), openadapt-desktop (desktop app), openadapt-tray (system tray app). Do NOT add openadapt-internal (it is private).</> also consider how to make hte readme seem more professional. not sure the image on the readme under "how it works" is adding much. should we simplify? what else could we do? what do top projects normally do?
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