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better-agentic-ide

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An ADE project: disciplined AI development, verified, not vibed. Work flows Plan → Approve → Shard → Build → Verify; a story is Done only when the agreed verification command passes.

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# better-agentic-ide

> An ADE project: disciplined AI development, *verified, not vibed*. Work flows
> Plan → Approve → Shard → Build → Verify; a story is Done only when the agreed
> verification command passes.

## Docs
- [PRD](docs/prd.md): the product requirements
- [Architecture](docs/architecture.md): system design and the verification command
- [Ops & Release](docs/ops.md): CI/CD, environments, rollout, rollback, monitoring
- [Stories](docs/stories/): the unit of work, sharded from the approved plan

## Rules & Agents
- [Rules](.ade/rules.md): the methodology and the non-negotiables every agent obeys
- [Agents](.claude/agents/): Product Manager, Architect, Designer, Scrum Master,
  Developer, QA, DevOps / Release Engineer, Adversarial Reviewer

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