docs(dox): optimize root AGENTS.md (−49.5% lines / −38.8% bytes)#81
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- lean directory-purpose map replaces the drifted file tree (points to codegraph/fd for the live source tree; docs/architecture.md noted as runtime/install layout) - generic DOX procedure extracted to docs/agents/dox-framework.md with codegraph guidance woven into Read Before Editing and Closeout - binding rail kept inline: Core Contract, User Preferences, Child DOX Index
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Summary
Optimizes the root `AGENTS.md` agent context while keeping the binding DOX rail intact. Two logical changes land together in one PR:
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The root context file is loaded into every agent session; trimming drift-prone duplication (the file tree) and relocating procedure to a referenced doc reduces token cost without weakening any DOX contract.