docs(library): update agentic-ai-coding-tools-what-they-are-and-how-the-top-options-compare

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Content update to apps/sim/content/library/agentic-ai-coding-tools-what-they-are-and-how-the-top-options-compare: Update only the existing page metadata. Set the title tag to “Best Agentic Coding Tools: Top IDEs and Platforms Compared”. Set the meta description to “Compare the best agentic coding tools, best agentic coding IDEs, and agentic coding platforms to find the right option for your development workflow.” The meta description is 146 characters. Keep the existing article body, H1, URL, claims, citations, FAQs, and all other content unchanged; the empty article_markdown indicates that no body replacement is required.

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Confidence Score: 4/5

The PR is not safe to merge as written because its metadata edits also change visible article content that the stated requirement explicitly preserves.

Findings

1.  Metadata Changes Visible Content ▶

Summary

This PR updates the title, description, and modification date frontmatter for the agentic coding tools library article.

• Rewords the title and description for search positioning.
• Advances the article’s updated date to 2026-09-20.
• The content renderer reuses these fields in the visible article header, so the implementation does not preserve the existing H1 and other displayed content.

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Metadata Changes Visible Content

The metadata-only requirement cannot be met by changing these shared frontmatter fields. The page renders title as its H1, description as its visible subtitle, and updated as its displayed update date. These edits therefore change the article header even though the existing H1 and all other visible content are meant to remain unchanged. Use metadata-specific overrides or preserve the shared presentation fields.