docs: fix stale README Node version and source pointers #3
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Fixes three README errors that the review of #2 found in text that PR leaves unchanged: the Node.js minimum, the prompt file path, and the model pointers.
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Review
01M5JAJSJW763V9GB1PVQ20DT6— head1aa2b56dfaa6719324ddaab071b1f7e825c73993Review — j4k-oss/perplexity-agent-mcp @
f3140beaeaScope: diff against base tree
202843f6ef87Status: dispatched — coverage complete (4/4 slots terminal)
Facts: current review-wide projection
Computed under:
Findings (1)
low — The testing section has no content
01M5JAMV6TQ9JQMSZXFTQDEPSRREADME.md(snippet)01M5JAN7BVXT5265Q5BA70X6G6· valid: The exact-grounded snippet establishes the heading. The reviewer specifically reports that README.md ends immediately after it, with no guidance or pointer beneath it; this supplies the empty-section mechanism beyond a bare assertion of inspection. The human-facing Structure guidance calls for deleting empty sections. Removing this heading eliminates a navigation stop that promises testing guidance and provides none, without losing any procedure or constraint. No batch evidence contradicts the reported end-of-file placement. Low severity is appropriate.Other claims
Coverage
Coverage pass: 01M5JAK4J7HNNX5J3YF5441N1A
Accounting: complete
Slot health: healthy
@ -63,3 +62,4 @@- Node.js v24.15.0 or newer- A Perplexity API key# Testing hookslow — The testing section has no content
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writing-quality· armdefault· tally 1 valid / 0 invalid / 0 uncertainclaim
01M5JAMV6TQ9JQMSZXFTQDEPSRof review01M5JAJSJW763V9GB1PVQ20DT6Tracked in #4. The empty
# Testing hooksheading is real and predates this PR (commit5f333faadded it). #4 deletes it; it touches only the two lines at the end of the README, which this PR's Node.js requirement edit does not touch, and both merge cleanly in either order.