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Ollama MCP Server

by hyzhak
03-e2e-validation-and-docs.md•1.11 kB
## Brief overview - Guidelines for end-to-end validation and documentation alignment during development in this project. ## E2E validation workflow - After every code change, rebuild the package and perform an end-to-end test using the MCP tool interface. - Always use a real model name from the available list for tests. - For features affecting determinism (e.g., temperature), run multiple calls to confirm expected behavior (e.g., temperature 0 yields identical outputs). ## Documentation alignment - After any code or feature change, review and update all relevant documentation files, including README and memory-bank files. - Ensure that new features, parameters, and behaviors are clearly described in both user-facing and internal docs. ## Commit practices - Only commit after successful build, e2e validation, and documentation updates. - Use Conventional Commits for all commit messages, describing both code and documentation changes when relevant. ## Communication style - Be direct and technical in feedback and commit messages. - Avoid unnecessary verbosity; focus on clarity and precision.

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