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  • clarify orchestrator role
  • add fenced code blocks for install, running, and tests

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  • python -m unittest discover src

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Summary of Changes

Hello @groupthinking, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on enhancing the clarity and usability of the README.md file. The primary goal is to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the system's architecture, specifically the orchestrator's role, and to improve the readability and ease of use for setup and execution instructions by utilizing Markdown's fenced code blocks.

Highlights

  • Documentation Clarity: The 'Overview' section of the README.md has been updated to explicitly define the role of the orchestrator within the MCP agent stack, detailing its coordination function for various agents.
  • Improved Setup Instructions: Installation commands (pip install) are now presented within a fenced code block for enhanced readability and ease of copying.
  • Dedicated Running Instructions: A new section, 'Running the orchestrator,' has been added with clear instructions and a fenced code block for executing the main application.
  • Added Testing Instructions: A new section, 'Running tests,' has been included, providing a direct command in a fenced code block for running the project's unit tests.
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Pull Request Overview

Updates the README to better explain the orchestrator’s role and adds fenced code blocks for setup, running, and testing.

  • Clarifies how the orchestrator coordinates individual agents
  • Adds fenced code examples for installation, running, and tests
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README.md:6

  • [nitpick] Consider adding a blank line after the heading to separate it from the code block, improving markdown readability.
## Setup

README.md:7

  • [nitpick] Ensure there’s a blank line before the code fence for consistency with other markdown sections.
```bash

README.md:11

  • [nitpick] Title-case section headings (e.g., "Running the Orchestrator") to maintain consistent styling across the document.
### Running the orchestrator

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Code Review

This pull request improves the README by clarifying the orchestrator's role and adding fenced code blocks for commands. The review focuses on improving the accuracy of the README.


## Overview
Modular, versioned MCP agent orchestration system with CI/CD, SBOM, and staging deployment readiness.
Modular, versioned MCP agent orchestration system with CI/CD, SBOM, and staging deployment readiness. The orchestrator coordinates the DataParser, Summarizer, Optimizer and Logger agents to process input text.

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medium

The description mentions 'CI/CD, SBOM, and staging deployment readiness'. However, based on the repository's contents, these features don't appear to be fully implemented yet. This could be misleading. Consider rephrasing to accurately reflect the current status.

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Modular, versioned MCP agent orchestration system with CI/CD, SBOM, and staging deployment readiness. The orchestrator coordinates the DataParser, Summarizer, Optimizer and Logger agents to process input text.
Modular, versioned MCP agent orchestration system. The orchestrator coordinates the DataParser, Summarizer, Optimizer and Logger agents to process input text.

@groupthinking groupthinking merged commit 304c6f6 into main Jul 9, 2025
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@groupthinking groupthinking deleted the codex/update-readme.md-with-commands-and-description branch July 9, 2025 23:50
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