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What makes a README intro good?
A good README opening answers three questions before any installation step: What is this? Who is it for? What's the one thing that makes it different? Concrete beats clever. If a reader can't tell what your project does in the first two lines, they leave.
How long should a README intro be?
Two to four sentences. One sentence for what it does, one for who it's for, and one optional line for the differentiator. Resist the urge to list every feature up top — that belongs further down.
Should I use badges at the top?
Build status and version badges are useful and conventional, but put them after a one-line description, not instead of one. A wall of badges with no plain-English summary is a common README mistake.
Is this tool free?
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