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Add AGENTS.md: a practical contributor guide for building, packaging, linting, testing, and submitting PRs for Transmission Remote GUI. It documents Lazarus/FPC setup, required env vars (LAZARUS_DIR), platform packaging scripts, CI-aligned static checks, coding/localization conventions, and safety rules to reduce CI failures and keep releases consistent.

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    • Added guidance for manual testing, localization/UI validation, and safety/permissions.
    • Documented packaging and distribution steps for Linux, Windows, macOS, and Snap.
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Adds a new AGENTS.md file documenting repository guidelines for Transmission GUI: environment setup, project structure, build/test commands, static checks, coding standards, testing procedures, commit/PR rules, safety/permissions, and packaging/distribution workflows across platforms with specified tooling and versioning practices.

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New repository guide covering environment variables, structure, build/test commands, static checks, coding conventions, testing, contribution workflow, safety/permissions, and packaging for Linux/Windows/macOS/Snap with listed tools and scripts.

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I twitch my ears at AGENTS.md’s light,
A map of builds through day and night.
With scripts and shells, I hop in sync,
No stray edits, no missing link.
From Snap to Mac I bound with glee—
Ship it clean, then home for tea. 🥕

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This pull request introduces a foundational AGENTS.md file, designed to be a comprehensive resource for all contributors. It aims to standardize development practices, clarify project structure, and streamline the contribution process by providing detailed instructions on building, testing, coding style, and PR submission. This guide will enhance consistency, improve onboarding for new developers, and serve as a central reference for maintaining the project's quality and integrity.

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  • New Comprehensive Guide: A new file, AGENTS.md, has been added to the repository. This document serves as a comprehensive guide for contributors, detailing various aspects of the project's development and contribution process.
  • Repository Guidelines: The guide establishes clear 'Dos and Don'ts' for interacting with the repository, covering aspects like handling generated artifacts, modifying third-party sources, and synchronizing .pas and .lfm changes.
  • Development Workflow Documentation: Detailed instructions are provided for core development workflows, including building, testing, and platform-specific packaging commands for Linux, Windows, and macOS, along with static check commands.
  • Coding Standards and Conventions: The document outlines coding style, naming conventions, and the enforcement of .editorconfig rules for consistent formatting across Pascal, Lazarus project files, and shell scripts.
  • Contribution and Safety Protocols: Guidelines for testing, committing changes, and submitting pull requests are included, alongside important safety and permissions information to ensure secure and effective collaboration.
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Verify that paths, scripts, and tool versions (e.g., Lazarus/FPC versions, script locations under setup/, snap/, and .travis.yml references) match the current repository; outdated or moved files would mislead contributors.

Install Lazarus (≥2.2.6) and FPC (≥3.2.2); most scripts assume `lazbuild` is on PATH or pointed to by `LAZARUS_DIR`.

### Core workflow

- `cat VERSION.txt` shows the release number consumed by build scripts.
- `./setup/unix/debian-ubuntu-install_deps.sh` installs Debian/Ubuntu prerequisites (requires sudo and network access).
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ lazbuild -B transgui.lpi` regenerates Lazarus resources before compiling.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) all` builds the desktop binary without packaging; expect `transgui` (or `transgui.exe`) in the repository root.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) zipdist` builds the Linux zip bundle into `Release/`.
- `./setup/unix/build.sh` produces compressed txz releases and temporarily rewrites `about.lfm`; the script restores the backup at the end.
- `make clean` (with `LAZARUS_DIR` set) removes generated objects after a build.

### Platform packaging

- `setup/win/make_zipdist.bat <lazarus_dir>` creates the Windows portable zip and optionally compresses `transgui.exe` with UPX.
- `setup/win/make_setup.bat <lazarus_dir> "<Inno Setup dir>"` builds the Windows installer, honoring an optional `CODECERT` for signing.
- `setup/win/install_deps.bat` bootstraps Chocolatey-based dependencies (run in an elevated Windows shell).
- `setup/macosx/create_app_new.sh [/Library/Lazarus/]` emits a signed DMG and resets `about.lfm` afterward.
- `snapcraft` (run from the repository root) packages the app using `snap/snapcraft.yaml`.

### Static checks

- `docker run -it --rm -v "$(pwd)":/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -l -w -ci .` formats shell scripts like the Travis job.
- `find . -type f -name "*.sh" -print0 | xargs -0 shellcheck` runs ShellCheck on all shell scripts.
- `npx markdown-link-check README.md` validates README links after documentation edits.
- `npx eclint check lang/ setup/ Makefile* *.txt` enforces `.editorconfig` on templated assets.
- `doctoc --title "## Table of Contents" --github README.md` refreshes the README ToC; rerun until the diff is clean.
CI References

The guide instructs running only CI steps relevant to touched files and mirrors commands in .travis.yml; confirm the repo still uses Travis and that commands map to current GitHub Actions workflows where applicable.

- Do run only the CI steps relevant to touched files, mirroring the commands in `.travis.yml`.
- Don’t edit generated artifacts such as `Makefile` or commit outputs under `Release/`.
Risky Script Edits

Multiple packaging scripts temporarily modify files like about.lfm; ensure these scripts reliably restore backups and that guidance to not commit generated artifacts is clearly enforced in .gitignore.

- `./setup/unix/build.sh` produces compressed txz releases and temporarily rewrites `about.lfm`; the script restores the backup at the end.
- `make clean` (with `LAZARUS_DIR` set) removes generated objects after a build.

### Platform packaging

- `setup/win/make_zipdist.bat <lazarus_dir>` creates the Windows portable zip and optionally compresses `transgui.exe` with UPX.
- `setup/win/make_setup.bat <lazarus_dir> "<Inno Setup dir>"` builds the Windows installer, honoring an optional `CODECERT` for signing.
- `setup/win/install_deps.bat` bootstraps Chocolatey-based dependencies (run in an elevated Windows shell).
- `setup/macosx/create_app_new.sh [/Library/Lazarus/]` emits a signed DMG and resets `about.lfm` afterward.
- `snapcraft` (run from the repository root) packages the app using `snap/snapcraft.yaml`.

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PR Summary

  • Introduction of a New Markdown File, AGENTS.md
    This PR includes a new markdown file to serve as a comprehensive guide for our repository.

  • Establishment of Developer Guidelines
    Sections on what should and shouldn't be done by developers have been added, laying down recommended practices for code management.

  • Explanation of Project Structure
    Key files and directories important for the project have been described to help developers understand the project's structure.

  • Inclusion of Detailed Setup Guidance
    The PR includes build, test, and development commands to help effectively set up and run the project. It mentions the required tools and scripts, providing an in-depth setup guide.

  • Static Check Guidelines
    Directions on how to perform formatting, linting, and documentation validating have been included.

  • Coding Style and Naming Conventions
    To maintain uniformity throughout the codebase, coding styles and naming conventions have been outlined.

  • Stipulation of Testing Guidelines
    This PR emphasizes the importance of manual regression and verification processes for any new changes, to ensure overall functionality.

  • Directive on Commit and PR Guidelines
    Clear guidance on how to create meaningful commit messages and how to separate changes has been specified, improving our code management practices.

  • Safety and Permissions Instructions
    The PR provides instructions on safe file management and commitment practices to protect our codebase integrity.

  • Packaging and Distribution Steps
    The PR outlines various processes for packing and distributing our software across different operating systems and organizing releases effectively.

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Rename AGENTS.md to CONTRIBUTING.md

The file AGENTS.md contains developer guidelines and should be renamed to
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AGENTS.md [1-91]
# Repository Guidelines

## Dos and Don’ts

- Do export `LAZARUS_DIR` before running `make` or `lazbuild`; builds fail when Lazarus is not discoverable.
- Do keep `.pas` and `.lfm` changes synchronized through Lazarus; update `lang/transgui.template` plus locale files together.
- Do run only the CI steps relevant to touched files, mirroring the commands in `.travis.yml`.
- Don’t edit generated artifacts such as `Makefile` or commit outputs under `Release/`.
- Don’t modify third-party sources in `synapse/` or bundled libraries in `setup/win/openssl/` unless you are porting an upstream fix.


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# File structure before
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├── AGENTS.md
├── .github/
├── lang/
├── setup/
└── ...

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├── CONTRIBUTING.md
├── .github/
├── lang/
├── setup/
└── ...
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Exclude vendor directories from shell script checks
Suggestion Impact:The commit updated the shellcheck find command to prune the ./synapse directory, aligning with the suggestion to exclude vendor scripts.

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 - `docker run -it --rm -v "$(pwd)":/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -l -w -ci .` formats shell scripts like the Travis job.
-- `find . -type f -name "*.sh" -print0 | xargs -0 shellcheck` runs ShellCheck on all shell scripts.
-- `npx markdown-link-check README.md` validates README links after documentation edits.
+- `find . -path ./synapse -prune -o -type f -name "*.sh" -print0 | xargs -0 shellcheck` runs ShellCheck on all non-vendor shell scripts.
+- `npx markdown-link-check README.md AGENTS.md` validates links in Markdown files after documentation edits.

Update the find command to exclude the synapse vendor directory when running
shellcheck to avoid unnecessary checks on third-party code.

AGENTS.md [47]

-- `find . -type f -name "*.sh" -print0 | xargs -0 shellcheck` runs ShellCheck on all shell scripts.
+- `find . -path ./synapse -prune -o -type f -name "*.sh" -print0 | xargs -0 shellcheck` runs ShellCheck on all non-vendor shell scripts.

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Separate shell script check and format commands

Separate the shfmt command into two distinct steps; one to check for files
needing formatting and another to apply the changes, as the current command's
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AGENTS.md [46]

-- `docker run -it --rm -v "$(pwd)":/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -l -w -ci .` formats shell scripts like the Travis job.
+- `docker run -it --rm -v "$(pwd)":/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -d -ci .` checks which shell scripts need formatting.
+- `docker run -it --rm -v "$(pwd)":/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -w -ci .` formats shell scripts like the Travis job.
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Replace the non-portable nproc command with the POSIX-compliant getconf
_NPROCESSORS_ONLN to determine the number of processors for parallel builds.

AGENTS.md [31-32]

-- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) all` builds the desktop binary without packaging; expect `transgui` (or `transgui.exe`) in the repository root.
-- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) zipdist` builds the Linux zip bundle into `Release/`.
+- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN) all` builds the desktop binary without packaging; expect `transgui` (or `transgui.exe`) in the repository root.
+- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN) zipdist` builds the Linux zip bundle into `Release/`.
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Code Review

This pull request introduces AGENTS.md, a comprehensive guide for repository development. The document is well-structured and covers essential topics from project setup to contribution guidelines. I've provided a few suggestions to improve the clarity and utility of the commands listed in the guide, such as using placeholders for environment-specific paths and expanding the scope of static analysis checks to include all relevant files.

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- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ lazbuild -B transgui.lpi` regenerates Lazarus resources before compiling.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) all` builds the desktop binary without packaging; expect `transgui` (or `transgui.exe`) in the repository root.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) zipdist` builds the Linux zip bundle into `Release/`.

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medium

The example path /usr/lib/lazarus/default/ for LAZARUS_DIR is specific to a particular Linux distribution and setup. To make these examples more generic and to reinforce the instruction from the "Dos and Don'ts" section, consider using a placeholder path. This will make it clearer to users that they need to provide their own path to the Lazarus installation.

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- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ lazbuild -B transgui.lpi` regenerates Lazarus resources before compiling.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) all` builds the desktop binary without packaging; expect `transgui` (or `transgui.exe`) in the repository root.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) zipdist` builds the Linux zip bundle into `Release/`.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/path/to/your/lazarus/installation lazbuild -B transgui.lpi` regenerates Lazarus resources before compiling.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/path/to/your/lazarus/installation make -j$(nproc) all` builds the desktop binary without packaging; expect `transgui` (or `transgui.exe`) in the repository root.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/path/to/your/lazarus/installation make -j$(nproc) zipdist` builds the Linux zip bundle into `Release/`.


### Static checks

- `docker run -it --rm -v "$(pwd)":/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -l -w -ci .` formats shell scripts like the Travis job.

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The use of -it in the docker run command is for interactive sessions. For automation and CI/CD pipelines, it's generally better to run containers in a non-interactive mode. Using -it can sometimes cause issues or hang a script if it's expecting input. I suggest removing it to make the command more robust for automation.

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- `docker run -it --rm -v "$(pwd)":/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -l -w -ci .` formats shell scripts like the Travis job.
- `docker run --rm -v "$(pwd)":/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -l -w -ci .` formats shell scripts like the Travis job.

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- `find . -type f -name "*.sh" -print0 | xargs -0 shellcheck` runs ShellCheck on all shell scripts.
- `npx markdown-link-check README.md` validates README links after documentation edits.
- `npx eclint check lang/ setup/ Makefile* *.txt` enforces `.editorconfig` on templated assets.
- `doctoc --title "## Table of Contents" --github README.md` refreshes the README ToC; rerun until the diff is clean.

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This document is quite comprehensive and would benefit from a Table of Contents for easier navigation. You could extend the doctoc command to generate a ToC for AGENTS.md as well, similar to how it's done for README.md.

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- `doctoc --title "## Table of Contents" --github README.md` refreshes the README ToC; rerun until the diff is clean.
- `doctoc --title "## Table of Contents" --github README.md AGENTS.md` refreshes the ToC in Markdown files; rerun until the diff is clean.

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Pull Request Overview

Adds a new AGENTS.md document containing repository build, packaging, style, and contribution guidelines for Transmission Remote GUI.

  • Introduces project structure overview and environment setup requirements
  • Documents build/packaging commands across platforms, static checks, and testing/PR practices

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## Build, Test, and Development Commands

Install Lazarus (≥2.2.6) and FPC (≥3.2.2); most scripts assume `lazbuild` is on PATH or pointed to by `LAZARUS_DIR`.
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These 'Core workflow' commands are Linux-specific (hard-coded /usr/lib/lazarus path and use of nproc) but are presented as generic. Please label them as Linux-only or provide macOS/Windows equivalents (e.g., avoid hard-coding LAZARUS_DIR, and replace -j$(nproc) with platform-appropriate alternatives or omit -j).

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- `./setup/unix/debian-ubuntu-install_deps.sh` installs Debian/Ubuntu prerequisites (requires sudo and network access).
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ lazbuild -B transgui.lpi` regenerates Lazarus resources before compiling.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) all` builds the desktop binary without packaging; expect `transgui` (or `transgui.exe`) in the repository root.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) zipdist` builds the Linux zip bundle into `Release/`.
- `./setup/unix/build.sh` produces compressed txz releases and temporarily rewrites `about.lfm`; the script restores the backup at the end.
- `make clean` (with `LAZARUS_DIR` set) removes generated objects after a build.

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These 'Core workflow' commands are Linux-specific (hard-coded /usr/lib/lazarus path and use of nproc) but are presented as generic. Please label them as Linux-only or provide macOS/Windows equivalents (e.g., avoid hard-coding LAZARUS_DIR, and replace -j$(nproc) with platform-appropriate alternatives or omit -j).

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- `./setup/unix/debian-ubuntu-install_deps.sh` installs Debian/Ubuntu prerequisites (requires sudo and network access).
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ lazbuild -B transgui.lpi` regenerates Lazarus resources before compiling.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) all` builds the desktop binary without packaging; expect `transgui` (or `transgui.exe`) in the repository root.
- `LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ make -j$(nproc) zipdist` builds the Linux zip bundle into `Release/`.
- `./setup/unix/build.sh` produces compressed txz releases and temporarily rewrites `about.lfm`; the script restores the backup at the end.
- `make clean` (with `LAZARUS_DIR` set) removes generated objects after a build.
#### Linux
- `./setup/unix/debian-ubuntu-install_deps.sh` installs Debian/Ubuntu prerequisites (requires sudo and network access).
- `export LAZARUS_DIR=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/` (or set to your Lazarus installation path).
- `lazbuild -B transgui.lpi` regenerates Lazarus resources before compiling.
- `make -j$(nproc) all` builds the desktop binary without packaging; expect `transgui` in the repository root.
- `make -j$(nproc) zipdist` builds the Linux zip bundle into `Release/`.
- `./setup/unix/build.sh` produces compressed txz releases and temporarily rewrites `about.lfm`; the script restores the backup at the end.
- `make clean` removes generated objects after a build.
#### macOS
- `export LAZARUS_DIR=/Library/Lazarus/` (or set to your Lazarus installation path).
- `lazbuild -B transgui.lpi` regenerates Lazarus resources before compiling.
- `make all` builds the desktop binary; expect `transgui` in the repository root.
- `setup/macosx/create_app_new.sh [/Library/Lazarus/]` emits a signed DMG and resets `about.lfm` afterward.
- `make clean` removes generated objects after a build.
#### Windows
- Set `LAZARUS_DIR` to your Lazarus installation path.
- Use `lazbuild -B transgui.lpi` to regenerate Lazarus resources before compiling.
- Use `make all` to build the desktop binary; expect `transgui.exe` in the repository root.
- `setup/win/make_zipdist.bat <lazarus_dir>` creates the Windows portable zip and optionally compresses `transgui.exe` with UPX.
- `setup/win/make_setup.bat <lazarus_dir> "<Inno Setup dir>"` builds the Windows installer, honoring an optional `CODECERT` for signing.
- `setup/win/install_deps.bat` bootstraps Chocolatey-based dependencies (run in an elevated Windows shell).
- `make clean` removes generated objects after a build.

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5-5: Clarify LAZARUS_DIR guidance in AGENTS.md

  • Makefiles already try to auto-detect LAZARUS_DIR and will fail with a clear error prompting "Use LAZARUS_DIR= switch." (See Makefile.fpc LAZARUS_DIR checks ~lines 13–32 and Makefile ~lines 293–307; LAZARUS_DIR is used throughout for LAZRES/unitdirs).
  • Build scripts frequently pass the path explicitly: setup/unix/build.sh calls lazbuild with --lazarusdir=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ (setup/unix/build.sh lines ~14–16); macOS scripts call lazbuild with --lazarusdir=/Library/Lazarus/ and convert a local lazdir to a make-arg like LAZARUS_DIR=/path (setup/macosx/create_app*.sh: lazbuild invocation ~line 27 and lazdir assignment ~lines 11–21).
  • Recommendation: change AGENTS.md from "export LAZARUS_DIR before running make or lazbuild" to a short note that Makefiles will auto-detect, and that if detection fails you can either export LAZARUS_DIR, pass LAZARUS_DIR= to make, or use --lazarusdir with lazbuild (link the example scripts above). Minor doc tweak only — no code change required.
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1-92: Comprehensive documentation enhances maintainability and contributor onboarding.

This documentation file provides valuable guidance for developers working on the Transmission GUI project. The structure is logical, covering all essential aspects from environment setup to distribution workflows. The content appears accurate based on the project structure described and follows good documentation practices.


46-50: Verify/update external tooling references in AGENTS.md (lines 46–50)

  • shfmt:3.4.0 Docker tag exists — last_updated 2021-10-12.
  • .editorconfig is missing; the eclint step will fail unless .editorconfig is added or the step is removed/changed.
  • .travis.yml is missing; the "Travis job" reference appears stale — update to the current CI or remove the reference.
  • package.json is missing; npx commands require a local package.json (devDependencies/scripts) or global installs — add package.json or clarify installation instructions.

88-91: Referenced packaging files exist at the expected paths. All files listed in the comment (Makefile.fpc; setup/unix/build.sh; setup/win/setup.iss and setup/win/openssl/*; setup/win/make_setup.bat; setup/win/make_zipdist.bat; setup/macosx/create_app_new.sh, Info.plist, transgui.icns; snap/snapcraft.yaml; snap/local/transgui.desktop; VERSION.txt; history.txt; README.md) are present in the repository.


24-24: Confirm/update minimum Lazarus & FPC versions in AGENTS.md (line 24). Lazarus stable is 4.2 (released July 22, 2025) while AGENTS.md lists ≥2.2.6; FPC stable is 3.2.2 (matches ≥3.2.2). If the project requires 4.x-only features, bump Lazarus to ≥4.2; otherwise keep ≥2.2.6 but add a note about the newer stable.

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<file name="AGENTS.md">

<violation number="1" location="AGENTS.md:5">
Exporting LAZARUS_DIR is not required for lazbuild; scripts pass --lazarusdir explicitly. Suggest clarifying to avoid implying it’s mandatory.</violation>

<violation number="2" location="AGENTS.md:40">
</violation>

<violation number="3" location="AGENTS.md:47">
ShellCheck command doesn’t match CI. Align doc with .travis.yml to avoid confusion.</violation>

<violation number="4" location="AGENTS.md:48">
markdown-link-check scope differs from CI. Update to reflect actual CI behavior.</violation>
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- `setup/win/make_zipdist.bat <lazarus_dir>` creates the Windows portable zip and optionally compresses `transgui.exe` with UPX.
- `setup/win/make_setup.bat <lazarus_dir> "<Inno Setup dir>"` builds the Windows installer, honoring an optional `CODECERT` for signing.
- `setup/win/install_deps.bat` bootstraps Chocolatey-based dependencies (run in an elevated Windows shell).
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+- `setup/win/make_zipdist.bat &lt;lazarus_dir&gt;` creates the Windows portable zip and optionally compresses `transgui.exe` with UPX.
+- `setup/win/make_setup.bat &lt;lazarus_dir&gt; &quot;&lt;Inno Setup dir&gt;&quot;` builds the Windows installer, honoring an optional `CODECERT` for signing.
+- `setup/win/install_deps.bat` bootstraps Chocolatey-based dependencies (run in an elevated Windows shell).
+- `setup/macosx/create_app_new.sh [/Library/Lazarus/]` emits a signed DMG and resets `about.lfm` afterward.
+- `snapcraft` (run from the repository root) packages the app using `snap/snapcraft.yaml`.
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- `docker run -it --rm -v "$(pwd)":/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -l -w -ci .` formats shell scripts like the Travis job.
- `find . -type f -name "*.sh" -print0 | xargs -0 shellcheck` runs ShellCheck on all shell scripts.
- `npx markdown-link-check README.md` validates README links after documentation edits.
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markdown-link-check scope differs from CI. Update to reflect actual CI behavior.

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+- `docker run -it --rm -v &quot;$(pwd)&quot;:/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -l -w -ci .` formats shell scripts like the Travis job.
+- `find . -type f -name &quot;*.sh&quot; -print0 | xargs -0 shellcheck` runs ShellCheck on all shell scripts.
+- `npx markdown-link-check README.md` validates README links after documentation edits.
+- `npx eclint check lang/ setup/ Makefile* *.txt` enforces `.editorconfig` on templated assets.
+- `doctoc --title &quot;## Table of Contents&quot; --github README.md` refreshes the README ToC; rerun until the diff is clean.
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- `npx markdown-link-check README.md` validates README links after documentation edits.
- `find . -type f -name "*.md" | xargs -n 1 npx markdown-link-check` validates links in all Markdown files.

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### Static checks

- `docker run -it --rm -v "$(pwd)":/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -l -w -ci .` formats shell scripts like the Travis job.
- `find . -type f -name "*.sh" -print0 | xargs -0 shellcheck` runs ShellCheck on all shell scripts.
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ShellCheck command doesn’t match CI. Align doc with .travis.yml to avoid confusion.

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Address the following comment on AGENTS.md at line 47:

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+### Static checks
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+- `docker run -it --rm -v &quot;$(pwd)&quot;:/sh -w /sh peterdavehello/shfmt:3.4.0 shfmt -sr -i 2 -l -w -ci .` formats shell scripts like the Travis job.
+- `find . -type f -name &quot;*.sh&quot; -print0 | xargs -0 shellcheck` runs ShellCheck on all shell scripts.
+- `npx markdown-link-check README.md` validates README links after documentation edits.
+- `npx eclint check lang/ setup/ Makefile* *.txt` enforces `.editorconfig` on templated assets.
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## Testing Guidelines

- No automated Pascal tests are present; perform manual regression on features affected (torrent list, dialogs, localization paths).
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[nitpick] This statement about "No automated Pascal tests are present" could become outdated if tests are added in the future. Consider rephrasing to "Currently no automated Pascal tests are present" or similar to indicate this is the current state.

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