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99<p align =" center " ><strong >Turn AI coding runs into portable, replayable task bundles.</strong ></p >
10- <p align =" center " >Useful when chat logs are too loose and full benchmark platforms are too heavy .</p >
10+ <p align =" center " >Useful when chat logs are too loose and full benchmark platforms are more than you need .</p >
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1212 <a href =" #quickstart " ><strong >Quick Start</strong ></a > ·
1313 <a href =" #example-output " ><strong >Example Output</strong ></a > ·
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Use it to:
2929- generate benchmark-style reports from a folder of bundles
3030- preserve enough context for reruns without aiming for token-perfect replay
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32- It works best when you want to:
32+ Reach for it when you want to:
3333- inspect what happened
3434- share a task with someone else
3535- rerun a task later
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ See the committed sample report:
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126126Most AI coding work disappears into screenshots, transcripts, or one-off patches.
127127
128- Task Bundle gives you a durable unit you can inspect, archive, compare, validate, and report on. That makes it useful for:
128+ Task Bundle gives you a stable task artifact you can inspect, archive, compare, validate, and report on. That makes it useful for:
129129- agent builders who want reproducible tasks
130130- eval and benchmark authors who need structured task artifacts
131131- teams comparing Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or custom tools
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