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[PRO-2007] Add AGENTS.md and AI tools section to README - #606
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Description
AGENTS.mdwith guidance for AI coding agents working on this repo: commands, layout, conventions, and PR rules. The REST client in this repo is generated from the OpenAPI spec, so AGENTS.md starts by listing which paths are generated and where a change to generated output should go instead (upstream spec, operation mappings, generator config, post-processing, or the hand-written wrappers).https://mcp.massive.com/), the AI Tools quickstart, andllms.txt. The same text goes into all four SDK READMEs.AGENTS.mdin the README's Contributing section.Related Issue
PRO-2007 (AGENTS.md) and PRO-2059 (AI tools section in the SDK READMEs).
Motivation and Context
Developers using an SDK with Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT had no way to learn from the README about the MCP server or llms.txt. Coding agents working inside the repo also had no guidance. The skills plugin link is left out until the public skills repo is live.
How Has This Been Tested?
Documentation only, with no code changes. Checked that all the links resolve.
mcp.massive.comreturns 401 without OAuth, which is expected.