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Put your README at the repo root as README.md. GitHub renders it on the repository home page. (You can also add README.md files in subfolders; they show up when someone opens that folder.)

What a good README should contain (must-haves):

Project name + one-line pitch (what it does / who it’s for)

Screenshot or demo link (quick visual)

Requirements (runtime, versions)

Install (copy-paste commands)

Usage / Quick start (minimal example)

Configuration (env vars, .env sample)

License (name + link to LICENSE)

Contributing (basic steps or link)
(Nice to have: Roadmap, FAQ/Troubleshooting, Security, Acknowledgements.)

Tiny starter template

One sentence about what this project does and who it’s for.

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