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Part of #1064 (docs follow-up to #1824, merged while the CodeRabbit review was still open).

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Label request: type:docs (fork PR cannot self-label)

Summary

  • Resolves the CodeRabbit actionable from feat(profiles): apply and snapshot the live orchestrator at selection (#1064) #1824 on docs/readme-reference.md: the a apply docs now state that the global models.json write, frontmatter/subagents.json reconciliation, orchestrator-settings write, and the active-profile marker happen only in unpinned repositories.
  • Documents the pinned path verified in extensions/gentle-ai.ts: inside a pin, a updates the clone-local pin, writes no global routing, no materialized stores, and no orchestrator settings, and leaves the active marker unchanged.

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File Change
docs/readme-reference.md Scoped the two a apply paragraphs to unpinned repositories; added the pinned re-pin behavior.

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  • Docs-only change; no scripts affected (shellcheck n/a)
  • Wording verified against the apply-global pinned/unpinned code paths in extensions/gentle-ai.ts
  • Terminology aligned with the existing Per-repository pins section

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation
    • Clarified how applying profiles affects global routing, agent settings, repository pins, and active-profile markers in pinned and unpinned repositories.
    • Documented that unpinned profile applications update global orchestrator provider and model settings, and update the thinking level only when specified; otherwise, the thinking-level setting is removed. An unreadable settings file prevents that settings update.
    • Clarified that pinned applications do not change global routing, materialized stores, or orchestrator settings, and leave the active-profile marker unchanged. Entering a profile affects only the current session, and profiles without orchestrator settings do not move the orchestrator.

Gentleman-Programming#1064)

State that the global models.json write, frontmatter/subagents.json
reconciliation, orchestrator settings write, and the active-profile marker
happen only for unpinned applies; inside a pin, `a` updates the clone-local
pin and writes no global routing, stores, or orchestrator settings.
Resolves the CodeRabbit finding on docs/readme-reference.md.
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The profile reference now describes how applying a profile affects routing, agent materialization, active-profile markers, and orchestrator settings in pinned and unpinned repositories.

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Profile behavior documentation

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Document profile apply behavior
docs/readme-reference.md
The documentation distinguishes pinned and unpinned profile applies. It describes their effects on routing, agent materialization, active-profile markers, and orchestrator settings. It also states that enter changes only the current session.

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The profile reference accurately describes the documented apply behavior. No merge-blocking issue remains.

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- Line 835: Update the profile-application documentation to state that
`defaultThinkingLevel` is written when the profile specifies a thinking level
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`defaultProvider` and `defaultModel` and the distinction between unpinned and
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… `a` apply

defaultProvider and defaultModel are always written by an unpinned apply
with an orchestrator entry; defaultThinkingLevel is set when the profile
specifies a thinking level and removed when it omits one, matching
applyOrchestratorSettings in lib/profiles-orchestrator.ts. Resolves the
CodeRabbit finding on PR Gentleman-Programming#1926.

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Approved. The distinction between unpinned global writes and clone-local pin updates is accurately captured, and the defaultThinkingLevel write/remove semantics match the implementation in extensions/gentle-ai.ts.

Clean documentation follow-up.

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@egdev6 a consolidated label ask for my open gentle-shell PRs, starting with this one: #1926 is approved by @carlosmoradev, 4 lines, clean, and only needs type:docs.

The rest each link a status:approved issue and are blocked only on the type:* label:

I left out #1358 (draft), #1666 (its issue #1618 is still needs-review) and #1847 (in progress with @dnlrsls). I'll rebase whichever you queue right before merge rather than churning every branch against a fast-moving main.

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@egdev6 one correction to the list above: I consolidated #1357 into #1358 (it already contained every #1357 commit), so #1357 is closed. Instead of type:chore for #1357, #1358 is now ready for review and needs type:bug + size:exception (442 lines, rationale in the body; combined it is smaller than the two-PR chain was).

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