Why
The first line of the README was longer than it needed to be, and the rest of the page repeated the documentation index and explained details a newcomer does not need before cloning.
What changes
- The tagline becomes “A forge that lives in your Git repo” in the README, the docs index, the package description, and the built-in landing-page tagline. A new instance shows it without being configured.
- The package description no longer says CI records live in Git. CI history stays on the instance; what lives in Git is named: code, issues, comments, change requests, reviews, and releases.
- The README keeps the tagline, five benefits, quick start, contributing, and license, and points at the docs index instead of copying its table. The private repository note is dropped because the accounts guide covers it.
- Development notes — building, tests, the checks CI runs, and using Vole as a Go library — move to DEVELOPMENT.md.
- Contributing no longer tells agents to read AGENTS.md.
Checks
vole workflow checkvole workflow run verify