Add "How it works" overview section to README#47
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Introduce the spec-as-primary-artefact mental model and the elicit/distill -> tend/weed -> propagate loop, with an ASCII diagram, before the install instructions. Links to the existing skills table rather than duplicating it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Adds a How it works section to the README, placed right after "What this is" and before the install instructions, so readers get the mental model before they're told how to install.
It introduces:
when/requires/ensuresshape of a rule;/elicitand/distillfeeding the spec from two directions,/tendand/weedmaintaining it,/propagateflowing out to tests;Why
The README jumped straight from "what this is" to "get started" with no high-level picture of how the pieces fit together. This gives a first-time reader the workflow at a glance.
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