remove inaccurate parts of README

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David Blass
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## Testing with play.ts
The `play.ts` script provides two ways to test the action:
### Local Mode (Default)
```bash
npm run play # Uses fixtures/play.txt
npm run play fixtures/complex.txt # Custom prompt file
pnpm play # Uses fixtures/play.txt
```
- Clones the scratch repository to `.temp`
- Runs Claude Code directly on your machine
- Fast iteration for development
### Docker Mode (--act flag)
```bash
npm run play -- --act # Uses fixtures/play.txt
npm run play fixtures/simple.txt -- --act # Custom prompt file
```
- Builds fresh bundles with esbuild
- Creates minimal distribution without node_modules
- Runs in Docker container via `act`
- Simulates GitHub Actions environment
### Prompt Files
Supports `.txt`, `.json`, and `.ts` files:
```bash
npm run play prompt.txt # Plain text prompt
npm run play config.json # JSON configuration
npm run play dynamic.ts # TypeScript with default export
```
## Building
```bash
pnpm build # Production build (bundles & removes node_modules)
pnpm build:dev # Development build (keeps node_modules)
pnpm dev # Watch mode
```
The action is bundled into `entry.cjs` with all dependencies included, eliminating runtime dependency on node_modules.
## Environment Variables
Create `.env` in `/action`:
```bash
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-api03-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx # Claude API key
```
## Architecture
- **entry.cjs**: Bundled action entry point (self-contained)
- **agents/**: Agent implementations (Claude, etc.)
- **utils/**: Utilities for subprocess, act, and formatting
- **fixtures/**: Test prompt files
## Why No node_modules?
pnpm uses symlinks that cause "invalid symlink" errors when `act` copies the action to Docker. Our solution:
1. Bundle everything into `entry.cjs`
2. Remove node_modules after building
3. Create minimal `.act-dist` for Docker testing