docs(guidelines): adopt semantic line breaks (SemBr) across repository - #1108
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Pull request overview
Adopts Semantic Line Breaks (SemBr) as repository-wide prose guidance, addressing #1094.
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- Documents sentence- and clause-boundary formatting.
- Adds SemBr guidance to contributor and skill-authoring workflows.
- Updates the editorial guidelines TOC.
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AGENTS.md |
Adds repository-wide SemBr instructions. |
CONTRIBUTING.md |
Adds SemBr as an English-code convention. |
docs/editorial-guidelines.md |
Defines SemBr rules and rationale. |
skills/write-skill/SKILL.md |
Requires SemBr when authoring skills. |
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AGENTS.md:868
- This modified sentence still has arbitrary hard wraps, including splitting the quoted phrase after
theand separatinglives infrom its link. Reflow the full sentence at semantic boundaries; since it has no useful clause split beyond list commas, a single source line follows the new rule most clearly.
semantic line breaks, and the CVE / tracker-issue / PR link formats — lives in
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Adopt the SemBr (Semantic Line Breaks) standard for formatting prose across skills, documentation, and canned responses. This ensures that single-sentence modifications result in clean, minimal diffs without reflow issues. Generated-by: Antigravity
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Summary
AGENTS.mdanddocs/editorial-guidelines.mdrequiring one-sentence-per-line formatting for clear, minimal git diffs.CONTRIBUTING.md(English as code) andskills/write-skill/SKILL.md(skill authoring guidelines).Type of change
docs/,README.md,CONTRIBUTING.md)RFC-AI-0004 compliance
<PROJECT>,<tracker>,<upstream>,<security-list>) used in all skill / tool prose.Linked issues
Closes #1094
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