[yamarkov]

Removes the AI-writing tells that the VOYG-396 audit found in the dev-tools README. The edits add no facts. Code blocks, URLs and anchors are unchanged.

What changed

• Headings use sentence case ("Quick start", "Retry behavior"). GitHub anchors are lowercase, so every link still resolves.
• The -- and em dashes became colons and full stops.
• The key-recovery paragraph appeared twice. The Quick start copy is gone, and the voygr recover section keeps the full text.
• "Exits with code 1 if any check in the batch fails" appeared twice. The Batch mode section keeps it.
• "automatically" and the "making it easy to pipe" rider are gone.

The README already used American spelling, so it needed no spelling changes.

Stop-slop scores (/50)

Page	Audit (before)	Blind run, main	Blind run, this PR
README.md	41	37	43
Repo description (proposed)	34	30	43

A separate model scored the blind columns. It got the main and PR versions under shuffled labels and did not know which was which.

Proposed repo description

Not applied. The repo setting is unchanged.

Old: "Tools for the developers and agents using VOYGR APIs"

New: "CLI and Python client for the VOYGR Business Validation API."

The new text is the README's first line with "VOYGR" added.

Checks

• pytest: 77 passed (the same before and after; no code changed).
• A throwaway script compared the README with main. Results:
  • Fenced code blocks are identical.
  • There are no dashes used as connectors in prose.
  • There are no title-case headings.
  • Every anchor resolves.
• A separate reviewer compared old and new text for added, dropped or changed facts. It found one line that could be read as "the CLI retries every request", and I reworded it.
• pyproject.toml uses this README as the PyPI description, so the next release publishes the new text.

Refs VOYG-398, VOYG-396.

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[greptile-apps]

Confidence Score: 5/5

[Low impact] This documentation-only PR appears safe to merge.

Summary

This PR cleans up README.md without changing code.

• The README guides readers with sentence-case headings and shorter explanations.

No actionable issues found.

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