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		{
		"name": "code-graph-llm",
		"version": "2.1.1",
		"version": "2.1.2",
		"description": "Compact, language-agnostic codebase mapper for LLM token efficiency.",
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		# CODE-GRAPH (v2.1.1)
		# CODE-GRAPH (v2.1.2)

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		## 🤖 Agent-Specific Integration

		Maximize efficiency by pointing your agent directly to the `llm-code-graph.md` and `AGENT_RULES.md` files.

		### Roo Code (Cline)
		Add this to your `.clinerules` file:
		```markdown
		Before starting any task:
		1. Read `llm-code-graph.md` for project structure.
		2. Read `AGENT_RULES.md` for operational protocol.
		3. Read `PROJECT_REFLECTIONS.md` for past lessons.
		```

		### Cursor / Windsurf
		Add to `.cursorrules` or `.windsurfrules`:
		```text
		Always reference `llm-code-graph.md` to understand the codebase architecture before performing edits. Strictly follow the "Reflection Cycle" in `AGENT_RULES.md`.
		```

		### GitHub Copilot
		Add to `.github/copilot-instructions.md`:
		```markdown
		When answering questions about this codebase, prioritize the mapping data in `llm-code-graph.md`. If a task fails or a mistake is corrected, suggest a reflection entry for `PROJECT_REFLECTIONS.md`.
		```

		### Gemini CLI
		Create a `GEMINI.md` file (if not already using `AGENT_RULES.md`):
		```markdown
		- Always read `llm-code-graph.md` as the primary source of truth.
		- Use the `run_shell_command` tool to execute `code-graph reflect` after fixing non-obvious bugs.
		```

		### OpenCode / OpenDevin / Aider
		In your project instructions or session startup:
		> "Read `llm-code-graph.md` for a high-level overview. If you discover a project-specific quirk, record it using `code-graph reflect <CAT> <LESSON>`."

		### Codex / GPT-Engineer / AutoGPT
		Add to your project prompt or `prompts.md`:
		> "Use `llm-code-graph.md` to navigate the file structure. Strictly adhere to the reflection cycle in `AGENT_RULES.md` to ensure project memory is maintained across iterations."

		### Generic Agent (System Prompt)
		For any other agent, add this to your system instructions:
		> "This project uses `code-graph-llm` for context management. Always consult `llm-code-graph.md` before exploring files. If you learn something new about the environment (e.g., shell quirks, library oddities), persist that knowledge using the `code-graph reflect` tool."

		## How it works
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