v3.0.6: Improved Documentation and User Onboarding

v3.0.6: Improved Documentation and User Onboarding

What's New in v3.0.6

Documentation Improvements

This release focuses on significantly improving the README documentation based on community feedback to make it easier for developers to understand the framework's value and get started quickly.

Key Changes

Enhanced README Structure:

• Lead with concrete problem statement and clear value proposition
• Added detailed before/after example showing complete workflow
• Reorganized content for better progressive disclosure
• Clarified time savings and development speed improvements

New Sections:

• Comprehensive FAQ addressing common questions
• "When to Use" decision framework with clear use cases and examples
• Expanded architecture section with detailed token efficiency analysis
• Platform compatibility table with verified integrations
• Cost-benefit analysis for framework overhead
• Security transparency section explaining what gets installed
• Improved integration examples for existing projects

Better Onboarding:

• Clearer quick start instructions
• More concrete examples with real metrics
• Decision framework to help users determine if ctxforge is right for their use case
• Platform-specific integration guides

Full Changelog

• Improve README documentation structure and content
• Add comprehensive FAQ section
• Add "When to Use" decision framework
• Expand architecture and token efficiency documentation
• Add platform compatibility table
• Include cost-benefit analysis
• Add security transparency section
• Reorganize content for progressive disclosure
• Clarify development speed improvements

Installation

npx ctxforge init

See the README for full documentation.

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