docs(readme): direct docs links + ecosystem footer#52
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What
README-only change, two things:
developers.taskade.comreferences (Links section + Roadmap/TaskOS bullet) now point to https://docs.taskade.com directly.developers.taskade.com301-redirects there anyway, so this just skips the redirect hop.Nothing else in the README is touched.
Why
Taskade's public repos currently don't cross-link. Developers arrive at this repo from the MCP registries, npm (
@taskade/mcp-server), docs.taskade.com, and awesome-MCP lists — and hit a dead end with no path to the docs source, the integration kit, or the platform repo. This closes the org link graph so the MCP server is a doorway into the rest of the platform, and removes a redirect hop on the docs links while at it.For context on what that platform is: Taskade Genesis is the AI app builder — one prompt generates a working app backed by your workspace: projects become the database, AI agents the team, automations the execution layer, with 100+ integrations and MCP support. Docs: https://docs.taskade.com
Zero-regression verification
curl -sL -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}":git diffshows only the intended lines: 2 link substitutions + the new 8-line section (10 insertions, 2 deletions, README.md only)cc @deanzaka @lxcid