15 Essential Sections Every README Needs: Give Your Project What It Deserves, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):

https://dev.to/georgekobaidze/15-essential-sections-every-readme-needs-give-your-project-what-it-deserves-fie

#readme #documentation

'One of The Scariest Things I Have Seen': Alarms Sound Over 'Technofascist' Palantir Manifesto | Common Dreams

> Palantir are Enemies of humanity.

#palantir #manifesto #technofascism #alexkarp #karp #readme #politics #AIauthoritarian #Americentric #fckusa #boycottamericantech

https://www.commondreams.org/news/palantir-technofascist-manifesto-criticism

In unserem neuen #readme-Interview berichten Carolin Fleischer-Heininger vom #DIJTokyo und Kevin Schumacher-Shoji von der #LMU, wie in der japanischen Literatur kulturelle Bedeutungen beim Übersetzen verloren gehen oder neu entstehen können.

🔗 Zum Interview: https://gab.hypotheses.org/22431

#Buchverlosung 🎁 | Unter allen, die diesen Beitrag hier, bei BlueSky, Instagram, Facebook oder LinkedIn bis zum 22.04.2026 kommentieren oder liken, verlosen wir ein Printexemplar des Buches!

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🛠️ Tool: Missing README in GitHub Repository
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The repository Antonlovesdnb/bc96210121b9222373436f8d8f21e3ec returns a single, explicit indicator: "README not found - fetching original page." The available metadata from the source input is limited to the repository identifier and that error/notice string. No README content, descriptive documentation, or additional file listings were provided in the input.

Observed facts
• Repository identifier: Antonlovesdnb/bc96210121b9222373436f8d8f21e3ec
• Status message: "README not found - fetching original page"
• No README content returned in the provided input

Implications based on the observed input
• The only verifiable item from the supplied data is absence of README content and the presence of the repository name/ID. There are no further artifacts, file lists, code snippets, or metadata included in the source to analyze.

Technical gaps in the source
• No file tree or manifest data was included in the input.
• No commit history, contributor list, release tags, or binary/artifact references were supplied.
• No indicators (hashes, URLs beyond the repo name, file names) are present to perform follow-up correlation.

What the input reports (not inferred)
• The input explicitly reports a missing README for the named repository and a fetch attempt message. No other statements or technical details were provided by the source.

Summary

The supplied content documents a repository-level observation: a GitHub repository (Antonlovesdnb/bc96210121b9222373436f8d8f21e3ec) where the README file could not be retrieved and the listing shows "README not found - fetching original page." Beyond that single status message and the repository identifier, the input contains no further concrete artifacts or technical details for analysis.

🔹 github #repository #tool #readme #metadata

🔗 Source: https://gist.github.com/Antonlovesdnb/bc96210121b9222373436f8d8f21e3ec

"The people best positioned to configure AI agents like Claude Code aren't engineers. They're technical writers.

It's a bold claim, so let me back it up.

Here's a file that powers an AI agent:

AGENTS.md

# AGENTS.md — API Documentation Repository

## Workflow Rules

- Human review required for API reference changes
- Style guide compliance checked automatically via CI
- Maximum 3 AI revision cycles before human takeover

## Escalation

- Writer agent fails after 3 attempts → human writer takes over
- Reviewer agent flags accuracy concern → SME review required
Markdown syntax, structured headings, rules about workflows and handoffs. If you've written a README, a style guide, or onboarding documentation, this looks familiar because it that's effectively what it is. The files that configure AI agents are Markdown files with structured frontmatter. They're documentation.

The difference is the audience: instead of a human colleague, you're writing for an AI model that's highly knowledgeable but has zero institutional memory. The challenge is one technical communicators already navigate: deciding what to include, how to structure it, and what level of detail serves the reader.

So what kinds of files are involved?"

https://instructionmanuel.com/agent-configs-are-docs

#TechnicalWriting #AI #LLMs #AIAgents #AgenticAI #TechnicalCommunication #Markdown #README

I've published my first Action to the GitHub Marketplace. It's a very simple tool (as all the best ones are!) that takes your repo's README and converts it to HTML for use in a GitHub Pages website. It scratched a very particular itch for me, but it might be useful to other people, too.

https://dev.to/davorg/your-readme-is-already-a-website-dg7

#githubpages #githubactions #readme #website

The blog on my new website is now powered by Elfsight!

This makes the integration cleaner and easier for me to use.
Plus you don't need to go to Codeberg for it.

I'm really happy with this tool so far!

Don't worry if you prefered Codeberg as my blog plattform.
I'm still gonna write my Blogs in README files in the Blog Repository, I'm just gonna use a different tool to display the same thing on my website.

#blog #intergration #elfsight #website #personalwebsite #personalblog #codeberg #readme #markdown

The #README is written and translated into English. Next step is to initialize my directory and set up #git with the necessary information for #Codeberg.

My excitement is growing 🤩