replace terminal-based final report with web-based welcome page that
displays service credentials, hostnames, and quick start guide.
- add welcome/index.html with tailwind css and dark mode support
- add welcome/app.js with service metadata and password toggle/copy
- add scripts/generate_welcome_page.sh to generate data.json from env
- simplify 07_final_report.sh to show welcome page url and make commands
- add welcome page basic auth credentials to caddy and secret generation
- update add-new-service documentation with new welcome page steps
switching project name from 'localai' to directory-based naming would
cause users to lose all data stored in docker volumes (workflows,
databases, configs) since volumes are prefixed with project name
- Included Docling service details in the "Quick Start and Usage" section of README.md, providing users with access information.
- Updated the service addition guidelines in add-new-service.mdc to include instructions for adding service URLs in alphabetical order.
- Renamed references from "n8n-installer" to "n8n-install" across multiple files for consistency.
- Improved formatting in Cloudflare instructions for better readability.
- Updated installation script to handle directory corrections for the new naming convention.
- Adjusted service selection script comments to reflect the updated project name.
- Introduced a comprehensive guide in add-new-service.mdc detailing the steps to add optional services using Docker Compose profiles.
- Included instructions for configuring the Caddyfile, .env.example, and scripts for secret generation and user prompts.
- Emphasized the importance of Basic Auth for public-facing services and provided a checklist for verification and application of changes.
- Deleted multiple files related to isolation rules and visual maps, including main-optimized.mdc, command-execution.mdc, and various Level 1 to Level 4 workflow documents.
- This cleanup helps streamline the project by removing outdated or redundant documentation, ensuring a more efficient and maintainable codebase.
- Introduced a comprehensive set of isolation rules, including optimized workflows for various task levels (1-4) to enhance token efficiency and streamline processes.
- Added visual process maps for different modes (VAN, PLAN, CREATIVE, BUILD, REFLECT, ARCHIVE, QA) to guide users through task documentation and implementation phases.
- Implemented detailed documentation for each rule and map, ensuring clarity and usability for developers working with the Memory Bank system.
