docs: make README-read mandatory in Actor description - #4
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Prior wording ("Read the README first.") sat at the end and was easy
to skip — a model reading only the truncated tools-get schema blurb
missed it and guessed the apify.* call signature wrong twice before
checking the README. Front-load it as MANDATORY so it survives
truncation and skimming.
Keep the original description text; only strengthen the trailing README instruction to MANDATORY instead of front-loading it.
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What: Front-load
.actor/actor.json's description withMANDATORY: read README before calling, replacing the trailing "Read the README first."Why: Observed a model reading only the truncated
tools-getschema blurb, missing the trailing README instruction, and guessing theapify.*call signature (positional vs. options-object) wrong twice before finally reading the README. Putting the instruction first survives truncation/skimming.Testing:
python3 -c "import json; print(len(json.load(open('.actor/actor.json'))['description']))"→ 272 chars, under the 300-char Store description cap. No behavior change, description text only.