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docs: add agent setup and troubleshooting guide - #65
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Closes #50
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docs/agents.md: per-agent setup (the argv secfoo builds, auth, model selection, read-only behavior) and a troubleshooting section (binary_not_found, auth/trust prompts,timeout,failed, APInot_configured). Linked fromREADME.mdanddocs/REFERENCE.md.How the facts were sourced
Every command, flag, env var and failure message comes from
src/secfoo/agents/*.py(adapters, docstrings,base.py); the stderr log location fromCONTRIBUTING.md. Install and login commands the adapters do not state are explicitly marked "unverified" in the guide instead of guessed.Notes
mainyet, so it is not documented here; a row can be added after Add OpenCode agent adapter #63 merges.git diff --checkand the relative links pass.pytestcould not run in my environment (a missing global pytest plugin), and no code changed.