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What

This PR adds the official “Ask DeepWiki” badge to the top of our README.

Why

DeepWiki is an AI-powered docs layer that continuously indexes your public GitHub repo to generate searchable, wiki-style pages, interactive Q&A, and visual architecture diagrams—all without any manual upkeep. Adding this badge unlocks:

  • Instant AI docs: One click takes you to DeepWiki’s structured documentation and module overviews.
  • Interactive Q&A assistant: Ask questions (“How does tracing work?”) and receive code-aware answers.
  • Visual architecture diagrams: Auto-rendered flowcharts and dependency graphs for at-a-glance clarity.
  • Zero-maintenance updates: DeepWiki’s crawler auto-syncs docs on every commit or weekly by default.
  • Free for open-source: No cost to use DeepWiki on public repositories.
  • Effortless setup: Activate by replacing github.com with deepwiki.com—no installs or config needed.
  • Reduced onboarding time: New contributors ramp up faster via an always-fresh, AI-driven docs portal.

Changes

  • Inserted the markdown badge at the top of the README:
    [![Ask DeepWiki](https://deepwiki.com/badge.svg)](https://deepwiki.com/openai/openai-agents-python)

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