docs: update AGENTS.md to reflect current project state#89
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Description
Updates the AGENTS.md documentation to accurately reflect the current state of the project architecture, tooling, and workflow. The previous version had become partially outdated as the project evolved, particularly around task execution, authentication, and testing.
What was done
dev-*,ci-test) with the current task workflowtask testinstead ofpnpm testWhy
AGENTS.md serves as the primary context file for AI agents operating on the repository.
Outdated instructions can lead to incorrect assumptions about project tooling, architecture, and workflows.
Updating this document ensures that automated agents and contributors have an accurate understanding of:
Maintaining accurate agent context is critical to avoid incorrect code changes, misuse of tooling, or architectural violations.