The docs contradicted the checked-in project-01 code: the harness artifact
list, the strip-the-app note, and the evidence-reset steps. The English page
also lacked the run protocol, metrics, deliverables, and framing that zh-TW
carried, and the zh-TW page imposed a 30-min/20-round limit and a git-branch
workflow that lets a coding agent contaminate the weak-harness run.
- en + zh-TW: mark the intro artifact list as a subset, add the docs/ links,
the strip-the-app note, the data-dir symmetry rule, and reset-evidence
guidance; align both pages to the same section flow (run protocol, how to
measure, what to submit, framing, related lectures).
- zh-TW: drop the 30-min/20-round limit and the git-branch workflow in favor
of isolated run directories; quote the real starter/task-prompt.md; fix the
init.sh description.
- solution/CLAUDE.md: import @AGENTS.md so Claude Code loads the full harness
spec (CLAUDE.md is auto-loaded, AGENTS.md is not).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Introduce Lecture 14 (From Single Loops to Graph Engineering) and Project 08
(Draw Your Workflow as a Graph), translated into all 15 locales. Update the
sidebar config, per-locale READMEs (what's-new blocks, learning path phases
7-8, project evolution, and outline links pointing to each locale's docs),
and the root/zh-CN READMEs.
Key content: the four stacked layers (prompt to context to loop to graph) and
where harness sits, the four parts of a graph, why in-loop checkpoints can't
fix the three structural failures at scale, a framework-agnostic six-step
build walkthrough, graph vs. workflow, anchors, and the open-source
landscape before vs. after the name.
- Copy code/ directories from zh lectures to en lectures (12 dirs)
- Add code example GitHub links + project links to all 12 CN lectures
- Add code example GitHub links + project links to all 12 EN lectures
- Add related lecture links + template GitHub links to all 6 CN projects
- Add related lecture links + template GitHub links to all 6 EN projects
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Alec Chen