📖 [docs] 英語READMEの自動更新 #89
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Summary of Changes
This pull request automatically updates the English README (README.en.md) based on changes made to the primary README.md. The changes primarily involve refining the descriptions of the project, its features, and components to improve clarity and accuracy.
Highlights
- General Refinements: Several sections of the README have been updated to improve clarity and flow. This includes changes to the project overview, key features, and component descriptions.
- Infrastructure as Code: The description for 'Infrastructure as Code' has been updated from 'Version-controlled infrastructure' to 'Version-controlled configuration'.
- GitLab Integration: The description for 'GitLab Integration' has been updated from 'capabilities' to 'features'.
- Project Exploration Feature: The description for 'Project Exploration Features' has been updated to 'Project Exploration Feature' and the description has been updated to use 'using' instead of 'via'.
- Component Updates: Minor updates to descriptions of components like 'Open WebUI Pipeline', 'Amaterasu Tool', 'Kotaemon', 'EE LLM Tester ST', 'Marp Editable UI', and 'App Gallery Showcase' to improve accuracy and readability.
- Installation Instructions: The installation instructions have been simplified by removing steps 2 and 3, which instructed users to follow individual project READMEs and enter settings in the
terraform.tfvarsfile.
Changelog
- docs/README.en.md
- Updated the introductory paragraph to reflect the use of SourceSage and Claude.ai in generating the documentation.
- Revised the project overview to improve clarity and flow.
- Minor grammatical and wording adjustments throughout the document.
- Updated the 'Infrastructure as Code' description from 'Version-controlled infrastructure' to 'Version-controlled configuration'.
- Updated the 'GitLab Integration' description from 'capabilities' to 'features'.
- Updated the 'Project Exploration Features' description to 'Project Exploration Feature' and the description has been updated to use 'using' instead of 'via'.
- Made minor updates to descriptions of components like 'Open WebUI Pipeline', 'Amaterasu Tool', 'Kotaemon', 'EE LLM Tester ST', 'Marp Editable UI', and 'App Gallery Showcase'.
- Simplified the installation instructions by removing steps 2 and 3.
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Code Review
This pull request aims to automatically update the English README based on changes to the main README. I have reviewed the changes and provided feedback below.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to be a straightforward automation of README updates. Given the lack of specific code changes and the nature of the task, it seems reasonable to merge after addressing any minor issues raised in the review comments. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
このプルリクエストは、README.mdの変更に基づいて、README.en.mdを自動更新したものです。内容を確認し、問題がなければマージしてください。