docs: add FAQ section for common questions#1272
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds a new "❓ FAQ" section to README.md with eleven question-and-answer pairs. The section covers VoltAgent fundamentals, framework comparison, setup instructions, supported LLM providers, memory configuration, VoltOps Console features, multi-agent system creation, workflow mechanics, MCP support, and resource links. The section includes code examples and bullet lists to illustrate key concepts. ChangesFAQ Documentation
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 437-439: The workflow example contains literal escaped newline
sequences ("\\n") in the TypeScript snippet (inside the return lines for the
first step and the .andThen step) which break formatting and copy/paste; edit
the snippet around the return statements (the block containing return {
approved: true } and the .andThen({ execute: async ({ data }) => { return {
status: "approved" }; } }) call) to remove the "\\n" sequences and use normal
newlines so the snippet is valid TypeScript and displays correctly.
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| return { status: "approved" };\n }}); |
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Remove escaped newline literals from the workflow snippet.
;\n appears literally in the TypeScript example (Line 437, Line 439), which makes the sample look broken and hurts copy/paste usability.
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const workflow = createWorkflowChain({ id: "approval" })
.andThen({ execute: async ({ data, suspend }) => {
if (data.amount > 500) await suspend("Manager approval required");
- return { approved: true };\n }})
+ return { approved: true };
+ }})
.andThen({ execute: async ({ data }) => {
- return { status: "approved" };\n }});
+ return { status: "approved" };
+ }});📝 Committable suggestion
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| return { status: "approved" };\n }}); | |
| return { approved: true }; | |
| }}) | |
| .andThen({ execute: async ({ data }) => { | |
| return { status: "approved" }; | |
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@README.md` around lines 437 - 439, The workflow example contains literal
escaped newline sequences ("\\n") in the TypeScript snippet (inside the return
lines for the first step and the .andThen step) which break formatting and
copy/paste; edit the snippet around the return statements (the block containing
return { approved: true } and the .andThen({ execute: async ({ data }) => {
return { status: "approved" }; } }) call) to remove the "\\n" sequences and use
normal newlines so the snippet is valid TypeScript and displays correctly.
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<file name="README.md">
<violation number="1" location="README.md:437">
P2: Literal `\n` escapes make this TypeScript example invalid when copied.</violation>
</file>
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| const workflow = createWorkflowChain({ id: "approval" }) | ||
| .andThen({ execute: async ({ data, suspend }) => { | ||
| if (data.amount > 500) await suspend("Manager approval required"); | ||
| return { approved: true };\n }}) |
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P2: Literal \n escapes make this TypeScript example invalid when copied.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At README.md, line 437:
<comment>Literal `\n` escapes make this TypeScript example invalid when copied.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -351,6 +351,109 @@ Connect your agents to knowledge sources with built-in retrieval-augmented gener
+const workflow = createWorkflowChain({ id: "approval" })
+ .andThen({ execute: async ({ data, suspend }) => {
+ if (data.amount > 500) await suspend("Manager approval required");
+ return { approved: true };\n }})
+ .andThen({ execute: async ({ data }) => {
+ return { status: "approved" };\n }});
</file context>
| return { approved: true };\n }}) | |
| return { approved: true }; | |
| }}) |
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Summary by cubic
Adds a clear FAQ section to the README to answer common questions and speed up onboarding. Covers what VoltAgent is, how it differs from other frameworks, quick start, LLM provider swaps, memory setup, VoltOps Console, multi-agent orchestration, workflows, MCP support, and links to tutorials and examples.
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