- Lead with strategy → OKR, not tildelingsbrev → OKR
- Tildelingsbrev repositioned as early analysis tool for leaders
- Broaden tracking: mention Azure Boards and Jira alongside Linear
- Fix limitation: Linear is built-in, others work via MCP
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Major restructure based on user feedback:
- Lead with onboarding as the key differentiator
- Add "Bring What You Have" section with two real examples:
tildelingsbrev parsing and existing OKR quality review
- Show iterative development process, not one-shot usage
- Stronger value proposition: OKR expert that learns your context
- Remove simplistic Q&A example that made plugin look like a form-filler
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace dry documentation-style README with problem-first structure:
lead with public sector pain points, show realistic interaction example,
add "when not to use" section, move badges to bottom.
132 lines (down from 280). Hook within 10 seconds.
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No plugins should promise future features. ROADMAP.md and BACKLOG.md
are internal planning documents, not public-facing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
All 6 plugin READMEs now use identical installation section:
marketplace-first approach with /plugin browsing, then direct
settings.json as alternative. Replaces inconsistent mix of
git clone, plugin add, and JSON-only instructions.
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