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The Embryo manifest outlines the initial vision and objectives of an experimental project by answering a few questions.
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## What is the project’s objective?
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_Clearly define the purpose and utility of the project._
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→ Summarize in one sentence what the project is supposed to do.
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Interact with leetcode in your terminal (get info / code, submit problem for any language) and get info on your profile.
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**2. What value does it bring?**
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##What value does it bring?
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_Why is this project worth developing or using?_
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→ Explain what users (or yourself) will gain or learn from this project.
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leetcode code interface doesn't support a fully integrated IDE experience yet, so it's a little painful to write code there. allow to bring a problem down to a local environment.
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**3. What are the completion criteria?**
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##What are the completion criteria?**
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_When is the project considered at a major milestone?_
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→ Define milestones or issues that help measure progress.
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run tests cases.
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submit problem.
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language agnostic.
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bonus: automatic tests creation from the examples.
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bonus: automatic tests creation from the examples.
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