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AGENTS.md3 starsChanged 2 months agoApache-2.0View on GitHub
See CLAUDE.md. Everything in it applies here, unchanged, whatever engine is reading this. It is one file rather than two because the first rule in it is a legal constraint — do not read AGPL-licensed terminal-multiplexer source — and a warning maintained in two places is a warning that eventually disagrees with itself. A pointer cannot drift. Human contributors want CONTRIBUTING.md instead.
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AGENTS.md
See CLAUDE.md. Everything in it applies here, unchanged, whatever engine is reading this.
It is one file rather than two because the first rule in it is a legal constraint — do not read AGPL-licensed terminal-multiplexer source — and a warning maintained in two places is a warning that eventually disagrees with itself. A pointer cannot drift.
Human contributors want CONTRIBUTING.md instead.
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