docs(readme): rewrite heading + replace pre-publish PyPI badges#32
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The PyPI / pyversions shields.io badges were rendering red ("package or
version not found") because `knowledgestack-mcp` isn't on PyPI yet — the
red badges read like CI failures and undercut first-impressions on the
repo page. Replaced with a static "PyPI: coming soon" badge and a static
Python 3.11+ badge until the first publish flips them green.
Heading: bigger centered tagline ("One MCP server. Every agent framework.
Grounded answers in seconds."), description below it, then a centered
"works out of the box with …" framework list. Reads like a landing page
rather than a requirements.txt.
CI is unaffected; this is purely cosmetic.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The PyPI / pyversions shields.io badges were rendering red ("package or version not found") because
knowledgestack-mcpisn't on PyPI yet — the red badges read like CI failures and undercut first-impressions on the repo page. Replaced with a static "PyPI: coming soon" badge and a static Python 3.11+ badge until the first publish flips them green.Heading: bigger centered tagline ("One MCP server. Every agent framework. Grounded answers in seconds."), description below it, then a centered "works out of the box with …" framework list. Reads like a landing page rather than a requirements.txt.
CI is unaffected; this is purely cosmetic.
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make lint/uv run ruff check .uv run --extra dev pytest tests/ -vgreennpx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector uvx knowledgestack-mcp) if the change touches tool behaviorChecklist
mcp-pythonREADME if the tool surface changedNotes