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First Issue Drafts

Use these as the first public issues if they have not been opened in GitHub yet.

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  • documentation
  • enhancement
  • project-upgrade
  • help wanted

1. Add real Project 05 demo GIF​

Summary Replace the static Project 05 screenshot set with a short real demo GIF showing the Angular Agentic Copilot in motion.

Acceptance criteria

  • a real Project 05 demo asset is added to static/img/screenshots/
  • the README or docs homepage references it
  • no secrets or external production systems appear in the recording

2. Add real Project 06 report screenshot​

Summary Improve the current Project 06 launch asset with a more polished report screenshot or operator-friendly report view.

Acceptance criteria

  • a clearer Project 06 report screenshot is added to static/img/screenshots/
  • the asset is referenced from the README or docs homepage
  • the screenshot shows a safe local run only

3. Add first MCP real transport follow-up​

Summary Document and scaffold the first follow-up step from the current HTTP-first MCP-style toolkit to a real MCP transport.

Acceptance criteria

  • a follow-up doc explains the difference between the current toolkit and real MCP transport
  • the upgrade path is linked from Project 04 docs
  • no write-capable tools are added in the initial follow-up

4. Add Project 02 vector database upgrade guide​

Summary Add a guide for upgrading Project 02 from deterministic local retrieval to a vector database-backed flow.

Acceptance criteria

  • a new guide explains embeddings, chunk storage, retrieval changes, and tradeoffs
  • the guide links from the Project 02 docs
  • the current local-first implementation remains intact

5. Add Project 03 LangGraph migration guide​

Summary Add a migration guide showing how Project 03 could evolve from the current custom orchestrator into a LangGraph-style runtime.

Acceptance criteria

  • the guide explains state mapping, tool routing, approvals, retries, and traces
  • the guide links from the Project 03 docs
  • the current project remains framework-light and beginner-friendly