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Update README: agentic mode is now built-in#3

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  • Remove separate "Agentic Mode" section (now automatic via Gemini CLI)
  • Document per-commit images and history feature
  • Remove outdated workflow templates

gitethanwoo and others added 3 commits December 17, 2025 15:48
- Remove separate "Agentic Mode" section (now automatic via Gemini CLI)
- Document per-commit images and history feature
- Remove outdated workflow templates

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**Creative Brief: "The Clean Evolution — Agentic Visuals & Release Storage"**

**Goal:** Visualize the architectural shift of the `pr-visual` action from "Branch-Based Storage" to "Release-Based Storage" with integrated Agentic Analysis.

**Key Insight:** Visualizing PRs no longer clutters your git history. By moving binary assets to GitHub Releases and integrating Gemini CLI directly, the tool provides deeper context without the repo bloat.

**Visual Concept: "The Streamlined Pipeline"**
A horizontal flowchart showing the transformation from raw code to a clean UI.

1.  **Input (The Context):** On the left, show a "Git Diff" icon merged with a "Repository Tree" icon. A small magnifying glass labeled "Agentic Scan" hovers over them, indicating the tool now reads the whole codebase.
2.  **The Processor (Gemini):** A central "Gemini Brain" icon. Instead of just receiving a diff, it has multiple input lines (Diff + File Context) and one output line.
3.  **The Storage Shift (The Core Change):** 
    *   Show a "Git Branch" icon with a red "X" over a folder labeled `.github/pr-visual/`. 
    *   An arrow points upward to a "GitHub Release" box (the new storage home), where a stack of images is stored cleanly outside the commit history.
4.  **The Result (Clean PR):** On the right, a mockup of a GitHub PR comment. It shows a vibrant infographic and a "History" dropdown, representing the versioned commit visuals now fetched from Releases.

**Style & Palette:**
*   **Style:** CLEAN / CORPORATE (PowerPoint aesthetic).
*   **Palette:** Professional Blues (Primary), Teal (Success/New), and Slate Grays (Neutral).
*   **Layout:** Linear, left-to-right flow with polished boxes and soft shadows.

**One Key Diagram:**
A "Before vs. After" comparison. 
*   **Before:** A git branch "weighted down" by binary PNG files.
*   **After:** A light, fast git branch with a direct "high-speed" connection to a GitHub Release asset cloud.

**Headline:** "Better Context, Zero Bloat: Agentic Visual...
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gitethanwoo and others added 2 commits December 17, 2025 16:09
Major change: Images are now uploaded to a GitHub Release instead of
being committed to the PR branch. This means:

- No more pull/rebase issues when pushing to PR branches
- No workflow triggers from image commits
- Cleaner PR history

The action auto-creates a "pr-visual-assets" release on first run.

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@gitethanwoo gitethanwoo merged commit cc0c18e into main Dec 17, 2025
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