refactor(registry): Provide a template for genome customization

registry.sh

@@ -21,11 +21,11 @@ PROVIDERS_DIR="${PROJECT_ROOT}/providers"
 # --- GENOME REGISTRY ---
 # Format: "name|description|linked_repo"
 #   - linked_repo is OPTIONAL. Leave empty (trailing pipe) for knowledge-only genomes.
-#   - It is an opaque reference rendered verbatim into the genome's AGENTS.md
-#     (phase-2 project work is parked, so the framework does not act on it yet).
-#   - Example with a project:  "genome-homelab|Keru infrastructure...|keru/homelab-infra"
+#
+# HOW TO CUSTOMIZE:
+# Replace the placeholder below with your actual genome domains.
+# Example: "genome-work|Work notes and architecture logs|"
+#          "genome-finance|Personal finance|user/repo-finance"
 GENOMES=(
-  "genome-dev|Web development, TUI, Angular, software architecture|"
-  "genome-finance|Personal finance, investments, market analysis|"
-  "genome-homelab|Keru infrastructure, network configs, architecture logs|"
+  "genome-example|Template genome description for knowledge management|"
 )

templates/agents-master.md

@@ -18,10 +18,8 @@
 ```text
 {{MASTER_REPO}}/
 ├── core-karpathy/      ← Reference pattern — read-only, never modify
-├── genome-dev/         ← Submodule: web development, Angular, TUI
-├── genome-finance/     ← Submodule: personal finance (git-crypt on private/)
-├── genome-homelab/     ← Submodule: Keru infrastructure and network
-└── AGENTS.md           ← This file (update diagram when adding a genome)
+├── genome-example/     ← Submodule placeholder (replace with your domain)
+└── AGENTS.md
 ```
 
 Each genome has its own `AGENTS.md` with domain-specific rules.