docs: add AI resources and ng-openapi

[jdegand]

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• Documentation
  • Updated the README with new resources on micro-frontends, AI integration, Angular CLI MCP Server Setup, agent configuration, Cursor community, and an Angular OpenAPI Client Generator.

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Walkthrough

The README.md file was updated with new links and resources across several sections, including Micro-Frontends, AI, Generators and Scaffolding, and a new community hub. These additions provide references to mindmaps, setup guides, documentation, and tools relevant to Angular, AI, and code generation.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
README Enhancements README.md	Added new links to mindmaps, official docs, setup guides, configuration files, a community hub, and an Angular OpenAPI client generator in relevant sections (Micro-Frontends, AI, Generators and Scaffolding).

Estimated code review effort

🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• docs(ai): add promptgenius link and more #1542: Updates README.md by adding and reorganizing links in the AI section, focusing on AI-related documentation.
• docs: delete stale repos in dom and more sections #1514: Modifies README.md by updating lists of resources and libraries, complementing this PR's addition of new entries.
• docs: add several new categories and remove misc section #1558: Adds new entries and reorganizes sections in README.md related to Angular libraries and tools, similar to the documentation improvements here.

Poem

A README grows with links anew,
Mindmaps, docs, and guides in view.
Scaffolding tools and agents appear,
For Angular friends who gather here.
With every hop, the knowledge grows—
A garden of resources, row by row! 🥕

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

README.md (2)

625-625: Minor ordering nitpick

Within the AI section the list is (loosely) kept alphabetical.
AGENT.md (starts with “A”) currently sits after abbi-ng-ai-image-descriptor and before agent-rules-kit, which is fine, but placing it directly after abbi-… would keep strict ordering.

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736-737: Alphabetical position is off

ng-openapi should appear before “Node Initializr” (line 729) and after “nx” (line 730) to stay in alphabetical order inside the Generators and Scaffolding section.

-* [ng-openapi](https://github.com/ng-openapi/ng-openapi) - Angular OpenAPI Client Generator.

Re-insert the bullet in the correct spot to maintain the README’s consistent ordering.

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• README.md (4 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (3)

README.md (3)

568-568: Entry looks good – no action needed

The new Micro-Frontends resource is correctly formatted and alphabetically placed between the existing items.

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634-634: LGTM – new community link adds value

No issues spotted with the cursor.directory entry.

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619-621: Links Verified – HTTP 200
Both https://angular.dev/ai and https://angular.dev/ai/mcp return HTTP 200. The README badges will resolve correctly.

• File: README.md
• Lines: 619–621