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# Task 4: Write tooling README
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**Plan**: reusable-impact-tooling
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**Status**: DONE
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**Depends on**: Task 3 (need final directory structure)
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**Deliverable**: README for the impact toolkit
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## What to do
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1. Write a README covering:
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- What the toolkit does (tracks energy, CO2, cost per conversation).
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- How to install (run `install.sh`).
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- What gets measured and how (brief summary with pointer to methodology).
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- How to view results (`show-impact.sh`).
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- Known limitations (estimates, not measurements).
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- Dependencies (`jq`, `bash`, Claude Code with hooks support).
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2. Keep it short. Under 100 lines.
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## Done when
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- A new user can understand and install the toolkit from the README alone.
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