Removing intermediate files #160
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Summary
This PR removes intermediate AI dev-loop status/report files and planning documents that were committed to the repository. All deleted files are markdown documentation artifacts (cycle reports, status snapshots, design plans) that should not have been tracked in version control. CI passed, no code changes are involved.
Recommendation
APPROVE — Approve. This is a cleanup PR removing transient dev-loop status files, planning documents, and design drafts that were committed to the repository. None of these files belong in version control — they are ephemeral artifacts from an automated dev loop process. The deletion is straightforward and correct. CI passed. No code, tests, or production files are affected.
Review by sonnet
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e560781cSecurity Review
Summary
This PR removes intermediate/reporting markdown files and makes no changes to executable code or configuration. CI passed and there are no security-relevant modifications introduced by these deletions.
Recommendation
APPROVE — Approve as submitted. The changes are limited to documentation/report artifacts removal, do not affect runtime behavior, and pose no security risk. CI has passed successfully.
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e560781cGpt Review
Summary
The PR deletes a set of intermediate/dev-loop status and planning markdown files with no changes to code. CI passed and there are no functional or dependency impacts.
Recommendation
APPROVE — This cleanup appears intentional and safe, removing generated or transient documentation artifacts without touching source code. Since CI is green and no code paths are affected, it is safe to merge. If any of the removed design documents are meant to be long-term references, consider keeping canonical versions under docs/ or tracking them in issues; otherwise, this removal helps reduce repository noise.
Review by gpt
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e560781c