Critical fixes: - Fix argument mismatch (accept 'core' and '--core' formats) - Fix bash 3.2 compatibility (replace mapfile with while-read loops) - Fix process substitution issues (use temp files) - Add platform detection (macOS/Linux/Windows) - Add bash version check (3.2+ required) - Add conditional color support for Windows terminals Enhancements: - Platform-specific dependency installation instructions - Improved help text with usage examples - Better error messages for unsupported platforms Testing: - Add comprehensive compatibility test suite (12 tests) - Add collision detection tests - Organize tests in scripts/tests/ directory - All tests pass on macOS (bash 3.2.57) Documentation: - Add Windows installation instructions to README - Add platform compatibility guide - Add COMPATIBILITY.md quick reference - Update all test script references Tested on: - macOS 13+ (bash 3.2.57) ✓ - Linux (bash 4.0+) ✓ - Windows Git Bash (bash 4.4+) ✓ Closes issues with curl installation failing on macOS and Windows
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AI agent framework for plan-first development workflows with approval-based execution. Multi-language support (TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust) with automatic testing, code review, and validation.
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