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feat: make implement command universal and platform-aware#46
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- Replace GitHub/CodePen references with generic 'web URLs' - Remove file extension examples (.js, .ts, etc.) - Make command truly framework-agnostic - Improve clarity for universal usage
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Summary
/implementcommand completely technology-agnostic and universalWhat Changed
1. Removed Technology-Specific Examples (db69ffe)
2. Enhanced Platform Support (bbe0589)
Why These Changes Matter
Users were confused by technology-specific examples that didn't match their stack. This update ensures the command works seamlessly for ANY developer using ANY language or framework.
Examples
Testing
Breaking Changes
None - All existing functionality preserved, only enhanced.