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@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
-# aurtools
+# AurManager
 
 A small set of shell scripts to manage AUR packages on Arch Linux **without** `yay`, `paru`, or any other AUR helper.
 
-This project follows the classic AUR workflow: clone the package repository, review the `PKGBUILD`, build with `makepkg`, and install with `pacman -U`. [web:22][web:303][web:305]
+This project follows the classic AUR workflow: clone the package repository, review the `PKGBUILD`, build with `makepkg`, and install with `pacman -U`.
 
 ## Included scripts
 
-- `aurinstall` — clone or update an AUR package repository, optionally review `PKGBUILD`, build the package, and install it with `pacman -U`. [web:22][web:305]
-- `aurupdate` — iterate through local AUR package repositories, pull updates, rebuild selected packages, and reinstall them locally. [web:22][web:305]
-- `aurremove` — remove installed AUR packages with `pacman -Rns` and optionally delete the local repository directory. [web:46][web:107]
-- `_aurtools` — Zsh completion file for the scripts, including optional online package-name completion for `aurinstall` via the AUR RPC interface. [web:281]
+- `aurinstall` — clone or update an AUR package repository, optionally review `PKGBUILD`, build the package, and install it with `pacman -U`.
+- `aurupdate` — iterate through local AUR package repositories, pull updates, rebuild selected packages, and reinstall them locally.
+- `aurremove` — remove installed AUR packages with `pacman -Rns` and optionally delete the local repository directory.
+- `_aurtools` — Zsh completion file for the scripts, including optional online package-name completion for `aurinstall` via the AUR RPC interface.
 
 ## Why use this
 
-This setup is intended for users who want full visibility into what gets built and installed from the AUR. Instead of relying on a full AUR helper, it keeps each package as a normal Git repository under `~/Aur`, making updates and audits easier to understand and review. [web:22][web:189]
+This setup is intended for users who want full visibility into what gets built and installed from the AUR. Instead of relying on a full AUR helper, it keeps each package as a normal Git repository under `~/Aur`, making updates and audits easier to understand and review.
 
 ## Requirements
 
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Some optional features require additional tools:
 sudo pacman -S curl jq zsh
 ```
 
-- `curl` and `jq` are used by the optional online completion for `aurinstall` through the AUR RPC API. [web:281]
+- `curl` and `jq` are used by the optional online completion for `aurinstall` through the AUR RPC API.
 - `zsh` is needed only for the provided completion script.
 - An editor such as `nvim` is useful if `aurinstall` is run with review options like `-e`, `-E`, or `-d`.
 
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ The scripts assume that AUR repositories are stored under `~/Aur` by default:
 └── package-three/
 ```
 
-Each package is kept as its own Git repository cloned from `https://aur.archlinux.org/<pkgname>.git`, which matches the documented AUR workflow. [web:22][web:189]
+Each package is kept as its own Git repository cloned from `https://aur.archlinux.org/<pkgname>.git`, which matches the documented AUR workflow.
 
 ## Usage
 
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ Each package is kept as its own Git repository cloned from `https://aur.archlinu
 aurinstall proton-pass-bin
 ```
 
-This clones the package if needed, builds it with `makepkg`, and installs the resulting package file with `pacman -U`. [web:22][web:305]
+This clones the package if needed, builds it with `makepkg`, and installs the resulting package file with `pacman -U`.
 
 ### Prompt before editing build files
 
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ aurinstall -e swayfx
 aurinstall -E swayfx
 ```
 
-Reviewing `PKGBUILD` before building is an important AUR safety habit because `makepkg` executes build instructions defined there. [web:303][web:305]
+Reviewing `PKGBUILD` before building is an important AUR safety habit because `makepkg` executes build instructions defined there.
 
 ### Download and audit only
 
@@ -118,15 +118,15 @@ This walks through the repositories stored in `~/Aur`, pulls upstream changes, a
 aurremove calcure
 ```
 
-This removes the installed package with `pacman -Rns`, which removes the package, unneeded dependencies, and package-managed config files. [web:46][web:107][web:212]
+This removes the installed package with `pacman -Rns`, which removes the package, unneeded dependencies, and package-managed config files.
 
 ## Zsh completion
 
 The included completion script supports:
 
 - local completion from existing repositories in `~/Aur` for `aurinstall`
-- optional remote name completion for `aurinstall` through the AUR RPC interface [web:281]
-- completion of installed foreign packages for `aurremove` via `pacman -Qm` [web:46]
+- optional remote name completion for `aurinstall` through the AUR RPC interface
+- completion of installed foreign packages for `aurremove` via `pacman -Qm`
 
 If completion behaves strangely after changes, rebuild the completion cache:
 
@@ -138,8 +138,8 @@ compinit
 
 ## Security note
 
-AUR packages are user-contributed build scripts, not official binary packages. The safest workflow is to inspect `PKGBUILD`, sources, checksums, and build steps before installation. [web:22][web:303][web:305]
+AUR packages are user-contributed build scripts, not official binary packages. The safest workflow is to inspect `PKGBUILD`, sources, checksums, and build steps before installation.
 
 ## License
 
-A permissive license such as MIT or ISC fits this kind of shell-script project well. GitHub recommends adding an explicit license if the repository is meant to be reused by others. [web:317][web:322]
+A permissive license such as MIT or ISC fits this kind of shell-script project well. GitHub recommends adding an explicit license if the repository is meant to be reused by others.