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This pull request introduces Remote Bob, a system for running Bob Shell (IBM's AI coding assistant) remotely in the IBM Cloud Code Engine (CE) platform. It includes a Go-based API server (
apiserver), a Go-based job agent (job-agent), a static browser client, a shell launcher script, supporting infrastructure configuration, new blog post assets, and new author profile data.The system was co-authored with Joachim Jordan (https://github.com/jordan-joachim)