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45-45: Consider adding a concrete worker-check command at Line 45.“Check logs” is directionally correct, but adding one explicit command (for example, a log filter or queue-depth check) would make this more actionable for first-time setup.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@AGENTS.md` at line 45, Replace the vague "check logs" guidance with one concrete, copy-pasteable check: add an explicit example to the sentence (e.g., a docker/container-logs filter that tails the worker container to look for its startup/processing messages and a Redis/BullMQ queue-depth check that shows the number of waiting jobs) so a first-time user can immediately run a single command to verify the worker; update the line containing "The backend worker does not expose a health-check endpoint" to include both a specific log-tail command example and a specific queue-depth check example and a short note which queue name to target.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Line 11: Update the Node.js requirement text in AGENTS.md by replacing the
current "**Node.js 24+**" phrase with the correct minimum supported version
(e.g., "**Node.js 20+**") or add a clarifying note explaining that 24+ is only
required for specific use cases; target the exact string "**Node.js 24+**" so
the change is localized and consistent with the test workflow
(.github/workflows/test.yml) which uses Node.js 20.x.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Line 45: Replace the vague "check logs" guidance with one concrete,
copy-pasteable check: add an explicit example to the sentence (e.g., a
docker/container-logs filter that tails the worker container to look for its
startup/processing messages and a Redis/BullMQ queue-depth check that shows the
number of waiting jobs) so a first-time user can immediately run a single
command to verify the worker; update the line containing "The backend worker
does not expose a health-check endpoint" to include both a specific log-tail
command example and a specific queue-depth check example and a short note which
queue name to target.
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