README: warmer, plain-language pitch for new readers#169
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Rewrites the opening paragraphs so a plugin author landing on the repo can tell within ten seconds (a) whether Agents API is for them, (b) what they get for free, and (c) what they still need to build themselves. Keeps the existing Layer Boundary block, capability list, and the rest of the README intact — only the lede and a duplicated docs link are touched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Rewrites the opening of
README.mdso a plugin author who lands on the repo can tell in ten seconds:The existing Layer Boundary diagram, What Agents API Owns list, and everything below remain untouched. The duplicate "developer documentation" link is removed (the new lede already points there).
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