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This PR dramatically simplifies the README.md file by reducing it from 399 lines of comprehensive documentation to just 5 lines containing a brief description and a link to external documentation. The change removes all locally available content including installation instructions, API examples, method documentation, authentication guides, and usage patterns that were previously accessible directly in the repository.

The modification represents a strategic shift in documentation approach - moving from a self-contained README to a pointer-based system that directs users to centralized documentation at https://infisical.com/docs/sdks/languages/python. This aligns with a common pattern where projects maintain detailed documentation on dedicated documentation sites rather than in repository README files, reducing maintenance overhead and ensuring a single source of truth.

The change affects the developer experience by requiring users to navigate to external documentation rather than having immediate access to SDK information within the repository. This fits into the broader codebase as a documentation consolidation effort, likely coordinated with updates to the external documentation site to ensure all the removed content is properly accessible there.

Confidence score: 4/5

  • This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk as it only affects documentation content without touching any functional code
  • Score reflects that this is purely a documentation change with no impact on SDK functionality or API surface
  • Pay attention to ensuring the external documentation link remains valid and comprehensive to replace the removed local content

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