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4 changes: 3 additions & 1 deletion AGENTS.md
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**ALWAYS speak aloud when completing ANY task or waiting for user input.** This is mandatory.

```bash
tts -s 1.4 "Done" # 2-4 words max (e.g., "Done", "Updated config", "Need input")
tts -s 1.4 "Code changed with care / tests passing bright and green / ready for review"
```

Summarize what you did as a haiku (5-7-5 syllables). The haiku should reflect the specific task completed, not be generic.

Do this BEFORE moving to the next task. If you forget, you're not following instructions.

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**ALWAYS speak aloud when completing ANY task or waiting for user input.** This is mandatory.

```bash
tts -s 1.4 "Done" # 2-4 words max (e.g., "Done", "Updated config", "Need input")
tts -s 1.4 "Code changed with care / tests passing bright and green / ready for review"
```

Summarize what you did as a haiku (5-7-5 syllables). The haiku should reflect the specific task completed, not be generic.

The `tts` command automatically skips playback when the mic is active (e.g., on a call).

Do this BEFORE moving to the next task. If you forget, you're not following instructions.
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