docs(profile): collapse the AI-agents section to one paragraph + guide link#44
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…e link The "For AI agents and automated tooling" section had bloated with the .mcp.json snippet, per-tool one-liners, direct-catalog fallback, manifest pointers, and Phase-5 enforcement-gate namedrops. All of that is in the AI users guide now — the README's job is to point there, not duplicate it. One short paragraph: name the MCP server, link both PyPI + the official MCP registry listing under the canonical namespace, name the three tools, link the users guide as the deep entry. Manifest-pointer bullets removed too — they were a Phase-1-era shortcut from before tools.json existed; the catalog has them now.
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Summary
The "For AI agents and automated tooling" section in
profile/README.mdhad bloated with the.mcp.jsonsnippet, per-tool one-liners, direct-catalog fallback, manifest pointers, and Phase-5 enforcement-gate namedrops. All of that is inai-users-guide.mdnow — the README's job is to point at the guide, not duplicate it.Before / after
io.github.m-dev-tools/m-dev-tools-mcp), the three tools, and a deep link to the users guide.Manifest-pointer bullets were a Phase-1-era shortcut from before
tools.jsonexisted; the catalog has them now (any agent will resolvemodule:m-stdlib#STDJSON→modules_urlviadescribe).Verified
make check-docs-prose / check-freshness / check-links / check-licenses / check-schema-compat / recipes-check / handshake / validate-catalog— all clean.Test plan