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Clarify opening paragraph in README#859

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Pull Request Overview

This PR refines the opening paragraph in the README to better describe usethis as a CLI tool and clarify its capabilities with existing and new projects.

  • Emphasizes that usethis is a command-line interface
  • Clarifies support for both existing and new project setups
  • Streamlines the description of tool configuration and compatibility
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README.md:18

  • [nitpick] The comma after 'tools' creates an awkward break. Consider removing it and splitting into two sentences for clarity, e.g.: 'It can declaratively add and remove tools to an existing project, configure them, and set up a new project from scratch.'
usethis is a command-line interface to automate the configuration of popular Python tools, workflows and frameworks. It can declaratively add and remove tools, to an existing project, configure them, and set up a new project from scratch. It won't break your existing configuration, and ensures all tools are working smoothly together.

@nathanjmcdougall nathanjmcdougall merged commit b8b8331 into main Jul 16, 2025
@nathanjmcdougall nathanjmcdougall deleted the nathanjmcdougall-patch-1 branch July 16, 2025 00:28
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