Make docs and skill contents AI-tool-agnostic#36
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Remove Claude-specific phrasing from project docs and skill bodies so the template reads cleanly for any AI coding tool. Skill files stay under .claude/skills/ but their text no longer assumes Claude Code: - Delete CLAUDE.md - README: drop Claude/CLAUDE.md mentions and slash-command syntax; refer to workflows by skill name (implement-use-case, new-use-case, etc.) - Replace /commit, /visual-verification, /use-case-tests, /implement-use-case slash references in skill bodies with workflow/skill-name phrasing - Replace AskUserQuestion tool name with neutral "multiple-choice question" - Fix broken spec/skills link in project-context.md
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Remove Claude-specific phrasing from project docs and skill bodies so the template reads cleanly for any AI coding tool. Skill files stay under .claude/skills/ but their text no longer assumes Claude Code: