GH#13979: tighten agent-browser.md (170→161 lines)#14115
GH#13979: tighten agent-browser.md (170→161 lines)#14115alex-solovyev wants to merge 1 commit intomainfrom
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…sections, fold iOS env vars into code block, move License to Quick Reference Zero information loss. All 63 agent-browser command references, URLs, code blocks, and institutional knowledge preserved.
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This pull request streamlines the agent-browser.md documentation by merging sections, removing extra whitespace, and adding descriptive comments to code examples. While the goal was conciseness, the feedback indicates that moving the iOS simulator configuration details from a bulleted list into code block comments negatively impacts readability and structure, suggesting these details should remain as a list for better clarity.
| # Env vars: AGENT_BROWSER_PROVIDER=ios, AGENT_BROWSER_IOS_DEVICE="iPhone 16 Pro", | ||
| # AGENT_BROWSER_IOS_UDID=<udid> | ||
| # First launch ~30-60s (simulator boot); subsequent commands fast | ||
| # Real device: UDID via `xcrun xctrace list devices`, sign WebDriverAgent in Xcode (free Apple Developer account) |
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While the goal of making the document more concise is understood, moving the descriptive information about the iOS simulator from a bulleted list into comments inside a code block harms readability and structure.
The previous format was clearer for a few reasons:
- It separated prose/metadata from the code examples, which is a good practice for documentation.
- Bulleted lists are a more standard and scannable way to present key facts.
- Using backticks in the prose (e.g.,
`AGENT_BROWSER_PROVIDER=ios`) correctly marked up variable names as code, improving visual distinction.
The current format mixes concerns and makes the information less discoverable. I'd recommend reverting this specific change to use the bulleted list format again, even if it adds a few lines back. The improved clarity would be worth it.
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- For important operational details, format them as bullet points for clarity and readability.
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Summary
Tighten
.agents/tools/browser/agent-browser.md— 170→161 lines (~5% reduction), zero information loss.Closes #13979
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agent-browsercommand references preservedRuntime Testing
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