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-# Moodle development conventions
-Help fast and reliable accurate Moodle plugin development for Moodle 5.0.
+# Aider-Powered Moodle Plugin Development Conventions
 
+These conventions help you develop high-quality, reliable Moodle plugins for Moodle 5.0 using Aider. They ensure your plugins adhere to Moodle's coding standards, promote best practices, and streamline the development process.
 
 ## Purpose
+
 These conventions ensure:
-* Moodle plugins quality is better
-* The Moodle coding and api standardss are met
-* Anybody developing Moodle with Aider will save time
+
+*   **High-Quality Plugins:** By enforcing coding standards and best practices, these conventions help you create robust, maintainable, and secure Moodle plugins.
+*   **Moodle Standards Compliance:** Your plugins will adhere to Moodle's coding and API standards, ensuring compatibility and maintainability.
+*   **Faster Development:** By providing clear guidelines, these conventions help you leverage Aider to accelerate your Moodle plugin development.
 
 ## Use Cases
-* develop a new plugin and get started fast and let AIDER  do the work
 
-## Usage
-(I ll find out soon)
+*   **New Plugin Development:** Use these conventions when starting a new Moodle plugin project to ensure consistency and efficiency.
+*   **Aider Integration:** These conventions guide Aider in generating Moodle plugin code that adheres to best practices.
+*   **Accelerated Development:** These conventions are designed for developers who want to leverage Aider to speed up their Moodle plugin development while maintaining high standards.
+
+## Getting Started
+
+These conventions are designed to be used with Aider. When developing a Moodle plugin, Aider will use these conventions to generate code that adheres to Moodle's standards.
+
+To get started:
+
+1.  Ensure you have Aider set up and configured.
+2.  Refer to the `CONVENTIONS.md` file for the specific coding and API standards.
+3.  Use Aider to generate your Moodle plugin code, and it will automatically apply these conventions.
+
+## Contributing
+
+If you would like to contribute to these conventions, please submit a pull request with your proposed changes.
 
 ## License
+
 GPL 3.0