docs: add concise documentation for issues 63 and 64 implementations#78
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…conditions - Enable notifications for scheduled runs by default (monitor automation) - Remove notifications for user limits reached (expected free tier behavior) - Remove notifications for instance already exists (expected with state management) - Remove unused notify_capacity_unavailable() function - Add comprehensive Telegram notification policy to CLAUDE.md This resolves issue #76 where users received unwanted notifications for normal operational conditions that resolve automatically through retry cycles. Key changes: - Workflow: ENABLE_NOTIFICATIONS=true for scheduled runs, user choice for manual - Scripts: Remove 3 unwanted notification calls for expected conditions - Docs: Clear policy on when to send/not send notifications Expected behavior: - Scheduled runs: Notifications enabled, only for successes/actionable failures - Manual runs: User can toggle notifications via workflow dispatch - Expected conditions: Silent (limits, capacity constraints, duplicates) - Actual failures: Always notify (auth errors, config errors, unknowns) Fixes #76
- Disable all Prettier validators in super-linter (style conflicts) - Add .markdownlint.json config to disable MD026, MD013, MD033 style rules - Document comprehensive linter policy in CLAUDE.md - Establish no-style-rules principle for all project linters - Add Claude review command guidelines for linter validation Fixes PR #77 check failures while maintaining readable documentation
- Add linter policy validation to auto-review checklist - Ensure future reviews check that new linters focus on quality/security/functional issues - Prevent introduction of arbitrary style-only linting rules
- Remove Claude Review Command section that duplicates auto-review command - Keep linter policy documentation concise and avoid redundancy - Auto-review command now contains the detailed validation criteria
- Add concise Documentation section with links to key policies - Highlight notification policy and linter configuration changes - Improve project navigation and policy discoverability
Cover critical gaps from error-driven limit detection (PR #69) and architecture-aware timeout handling (PR #70) while optimizing for token efficiency. - Add USER_LIMIT_REACHED (exit code 5) to error classification - Document error-driven limit detection preventing 4,320+ monthly API calls - Add architecture-aware timeout handling preserving capacity errors - Create limits-management.md with essential state manager commands - Add minimal troubleshooting for user limit scenarios - Update README features with concise descriptions All additions optimized for minimal token count while maintaining completeness.
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Summary
Adds concise documentation covering critical gaps from error-driven limit detection (PR #69) and architecture-aware timeout handling (PR #70) implementations. All content optimized for minimal token count while maintaining completeness.
Documentation Updates
CLAUDE.md (Token-Optimized)
docs/limits-management.md (New)
limit-status,check-limit,clear-limits,set-limitdocs/troubleshooting.md (Minimal Addition)
README.md (Concise Updates)
Key Benefits
Coverage Analysis
Before: Missing documentation for:
After: Complete coverage with minimal token overhead
Implementation Details
Total addition: ~70 lines across 4 files, covering comprehensive feature documentation.