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WalkthroughThe Linked Resources/Experiments documentation was rewritten to specify a Main-text-first linking flow: type Changes
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502-502: The workflow documentation is solid, but could be refined.Consider these optional improvements to enhance clarity:
- Format the
#symbol with backticks for visual distinction- Capitalize "Enter" to match keyboard key convention
- The phrase "as well as in the text editor with a hyperlink to the linked entry" could be streamlined
These adjustments would make the documentation more polished, though the current version is functional.
✨ Proposed refinements
-In the Main text type # and begin to type the title of the entry you want to link. After three characters, an autocompletion list will appear. Select the entry you want to link and press enter. This entry will automatically be added to the Linked Experiments/Resources section as well as in the text editor with a hyperlink to the linked entry. +In the Main text, type `#` and begin typing the title of the entry you want to link. After three characters, an autocompletion list will appear. Select the entry you want to link and press Enter. This entry will automatically be added to the Linked Experiments/Resources section and inserted as a hyperlink in the text editor.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/usage/user-guide/experiments.md` at line 502, Update the sentence that begins "In the Main text type # and begin to type the title..." by formatting the hash symbol as `#`, capitalizing the keyboard key "Enter", and streamlining the trailing phrase; replace "and press enter. This entry will automatically be added to the Linked Experiments/Resources section as well as in the text editor with a hyperlink to the linked entry." with something concise like "and press Enter; the entry will be added to Linked Experiments/Resources and inserted into the editor as a hyperlink." Ensure the edited sentence preserves the original meaning and punctuation.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@docs/usage/user-guide/experiments.md`:
- Line 504: In the "Linked Experiments/Resources" paragraph in
docs/usage/user-guide/experiments.md replace the phrase "will be automatically
be added" with "will be automatically added" (remove the duplicated "be"), add a
comma after "text editor", change "adequate section" to "appropriate section",
and vary one instance of "you want to link" (e.g., "you wish to link" or "to
link") so the sentence reads smoothly and avoids repetition while preserving the
same meaning.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/usage/user-guide/experiments.md`:
- Line 502: Update the sentence that begins "In the Main text type # and begin
to type the title..." by formatting the hash symbol as `#`, capitalizing the
keyboard key "Enter", and streamlining the trailing phrase; replace "and press
enter. This entry will automatically be added to the Linked
Experiments/Resources section as well as in the text editor with a hyperlink to
the linked entry." with something concise like "and press Enter; the entry will
be added to Linked Experiments/Resources and inserted into the editor as a
hyperlink." Ensure the edited sentence preserves the original meaning and
punctuation.
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🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@docs/usage/user-guide/experiments.md`:
- Line 502: The sentence on Line 502 should use "press Enter" (capital E) and
remove the redundant phrase "entry you want to link" to tighten the wording;
update the sentence that currently reads "Select the entry you want to link and
press enter. This entry will automatically be added..." to something like
"Select the entry and press Enter; it will automatically be added to the Linked
Experiments/Resources section and inserted into the editor as a hyperlink,"
ensuring the change is applied where that paragraph appears in the
experiments.md content.
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docs/usage/user-guide/experiments.md
Add the mention of # to add experiments or resources
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