📜 Scribe: Corrected AI Detection Documentation#10
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- Updated README.md to reference Google Cloud Vision API. - Updated docs/PRD.md to reflect actual Cloud Vision implementation. - Renamed docs/GEMINI_SETUP.md to docs/GEMINI_SCRIPT_SETUP.md and added experimental warning. - Created .jules/scribe.md with critical learning.
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📄 Files: README.md, docs/PRD.md, docs/GEMINI_SCRIPT_SETUP.md (renamed), .jules/scribe.md
🔄 Drift: The documentation claimed the app used "Google Gemini AI" for cookie detection, but the production codebase uses "Google Cloud Vision API" (functions/src/index.ts).
🎯 Audience: Developers & Managers.
☁️ Cloud/API Notes: Clarified that Cloud Vision is used for production
processCookieImage, while Gemini is only used in the experimentaldetect-all-images.jsscript.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15573563451825999888 started by @TytaniumDev