Update readme

[vinci-grape]

Change Summary

Update the workflow and simple_workflow diagrams in the PR_ARTICLE

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Checklist

• The pull request title is a good summary of the changes - it will be used in the changelog
• Unit tests for the changes exist
• Run pre-commit install and pre-commit run --all-files before git commit, and passed lint check.
• Documentation reflects the changes where applicable

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on enhancing the project's documentation, particularly the main README.md, to reflect significant advancements and new capabilities. It introduces comprehensive sections for 'Agent Skills' and a new 'WebUI', providing users with detailed information and quick start guides for these features. Additionally, the 'Code Scratch' project has been rebranded to 'Code Genesis' and its description updated to highlight its advanced multi-agent capabilities. Minor adjustments were also made to agent prompt instructions for better language consistency and to streamline WebUI dependency management.

Highlights

• Documentation Update for New Features: The README.md has been significantly updated to introduce two major new features: 'Agent Skills' and 'WebUI'. The 'Agent Skills' section details its compatibility with Anthropic-Agent-Skills protocol, key features, and a quick start guide. The 'WebUI' section describes the modern web interface, provides a demo, and quick start instructions for running it.
• Code Generation Project Rebranding and Enhancement: The 'Code Scratch' project has been rebranded to 'Code Genesis'. Its description, features, and architectural workflow have been updated to reflect a more robust, production-ready multi-agent framework for autonomous software project generation. This includes new features like 'End-to-End Project Generation' and 'Dual Workflow Modes'.
• Agent Prompt Language Consistency: The ms_agent/agent/agent.yaml configuration has been modified to explicitly emphasize that the agent should always respond in the same language the user is using, removing a potentially ambiguous instruction.
• WebUI Dependency Management Refinement: Dedicated dependency files for the WebUI (webui/requirements.txt, webui/README.md, webui/start.sh) have been removed, and its requirements, specifically uvicorn[standard], have been integrated into the main requirements/webui.txt and setup.py for centralized management.
• Workflow Diagram Updates: The PR_ARTICLE.md for 'Code Genesis' has been updated to point to new image assets for the 'Standard Workflow' and 'Simple Workflow' diagrams, ensuring the documentation reflects the latest visual representations.

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Changelog

• README.md
  • Added 'WebUI' to the main features list.
  • Introduced a new 'Agent Skills' section with detailed features, quick start, and references.
  • Renamed 'Code Scratch' section to 'Code Genesis'.
  • Updated the description, features, demo command, and architecture workflow for 'Code Genesis'.
  • Added a demo image for 'Code Genesis'.
  • Updated the reference link for 'Code Genesis' to point to pr_article.md.
  • Added a new 'WebUI' section with description, demo, quick start, and command options.
• ms_agent/agent/agent.yaml
  • Removed 'in user language' from a prompt instruction.
  • Added an explicit instruction: 'Important: Always respond in the same language the user is using.' to reinforce language consistency.
• projects/code_genesis/PR_ARTICLE.md
  • Updated image paths for 'Standard Workflow' and 'Simple Workflow' diagrams to workflow.jpg and simple_workflow.jpg respectively.
• requirements/webui.txt
  • Added uvicorn[standard] to the list of requirements.
• setup.py
  • Included webui requirements in the extra_requires dictionary.
  • Extended all_requires with the newly added webui requirements.
• webui/README.md
  • Removed the file, as its content has been integrated or is no longer needed.
• webui/requirements.txt
  • Removed the file, as its requirements have been moved to requirements/webui.txt.
• webui/start.sh
  • Removed the file, as its functionality is likely replaced by the ms-agent ui command or integrated elsewhere.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces significant updates, primarily adding a new WebUI feature and renaming the 'Code Scratch' project to 'Code Genesis'. The README.md has been extensively updated to reflect these changes, including new sections for 'Agent Skills' and 'WebUI'. The changes also integrate the WebUI's dependencies and startup command into the main package.

My review focuses on the documentation and configuration changes. I've pointed out a small HTML issue in the README.md and a redundant instruction in the agent's system prompt in agent.yaml. Overall, the changes look good and significantly enhance the project's usability and feature set.

[gemini-code-assist]

The <img> tag has invalid HTML. It contains an extraneous img attribute and a duplicated width attribute. This should be corrected for valid HTML and predictable rendering.

Suggested change

	<img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/841fd06e-3611-4b27-86e0-4881963639bd" img width="2940" height="1670" alt="LocalGradioApplication" width="750">
	<img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/841fd06e-3611-4b27-86e0-4881963639bd" alt="LocalGradioApplication" width="750">

[gemini-code-assist]

This instruction is redundant as it's already covered by instruction #7 on line 33: Respond in the same language the user uses. If the user switches, switch accordingly.. Removing this repeated instruction and the following blank line will make the prompt more concise and avoid potential confusion for the language model, while also slightly reducing token usage.