docs: clarify BYOK limitations in agent manager #4569
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- Add Authentication Requirements section explaining supported methods - Document that BYOK is not yet supported with agent manager - Clarify users need to be logged in via extension OR use CLI with kilocode provider - Add troubleshooting entries for authentication and BYOK issues - Update prerequisites to reference authentication requirements
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✅ No Issues Found
1 file reviewed | Confidence: 95% | Recommendation: Merge
Review Details
Files: apps/kilocode-docs/docs/advanced-usage/agent-manager.md
Changes:
- Added new "Authentication Requirements" section explaining BYOK limitations
- Updated Prerequisites with authentication reference
- Enhanced Troubleshooting section with BYOK-specific entries
- Minor whitespace/encoding fixes (smart quotes → regular quotes)
Checked: Documentation structure, markdown formatting, cross-references, content accuracy
Notes: Documentation is clear, well-structured, and follows existing patterns in the file. The BYOK limitations are explained concisely with actionable guidance for users.
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Changes since last review (merge from main) do not affect the documentation changes in this PR.
Review Details
Files: apps/kilocode-docs/docs/advanced-usage/agent-manager.md
Previous review: Approved with no issues on commit 675a7b99
Current commit: af65118f (merge from main - no changes to PR content)
Checked: Documentation structure, markdown formatting, cross-references, content accuracy
Summary
This PR updates the agent manager documentation to clearly explain BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) limitations and authentication requirements.
Changes
Added new Authentication Requirements section explaining:
Updated Prerequisites section to reference authentication requirements
Enhanced Troubleshooting section with:
Documentation Style
The changes follow the existing documentation patterns:
Testing
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