Learn: add Tiger CLI and Tiger MCP overview - #397
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Carve the "learn" section out of the Tiger CLI/MCP umbrella (#375), continuing the stacked chain after get-started (#383) and reference (#387). Adds "Tiger CLI and Tiger MCP" explaining what each tool is, when to use which, and where they fit in the dev lifecycle. Backfills the /learn/tiger-cli-mcp cross-link into the five already-merged get-started/reference pages that referenced it; forward links to /build/tiger-cli-mcp/* are deferred until the build section is carved next.
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Adds a Learn page introducing Tiger CLI and Tiger MCP: what each tool is, how they relate to the REST API, when to use which, and where they fit in your workflow. Continues the CLI/MCP docs work (umbrella #375) after the merged get-started (#383) and reference (#387) sections. Also backfills the
/learn/tiger-cli-mcpcross-link into the five already-merged get-started and reference pages that point to it.Affected pages
/learn/tiger-cli-mcp
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