docs: add Part 2 link and guidance for the Practical GenAI Agentic Coding Guide

Author: ilarsf

README.md

@@ -11,6 +11,8 @@ A Fritsche Lab guide to using AI assistants in biostatistics, bioinformatics, an
 - **[Use the coding agent playbook](docs/AgenticCodingPlaybook.md):** task scope, context handoffs, review, permissions, and reproducible R workflows.
 - **[Copy a template](docs/templates/index.md):** task briefs, handoffs, project plans, code review, and documentation prompts.
 
+**Continue with [Part 2: Practical GenAI Agentic Coding Guide](https://fritschelab.org/practical-genai-agentic-coding-guide/):** work through a complete change in a runnable Python repository, from the task brief to tests, review, and a reproducible handoff.
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 The [September 2026 update notes](docs/Updates.md) explain the source-backed content changes and alignment with the lab website. The guide uses synthetic examples; keep protected data in its approved environment.
 
 ## Repository map

_config.yml

@@ -68,6 +68,8 @@ mermaid:
   version: "9.1.3"
 
 aux_links:
+  "Part 2":
+    - "https://fritschelab.org/practical-genai-agentic-coding-guide/"
   "Fritsche Lab":
     - "https://fritschelab.org/"
   "Repository":

chapters/Conclusions.md

@@ -13,3 +13,7 @@ Harnessing GenAI tools within research and coding workflows offers an immense op
 > Use GenAI as an accelerator inside a rigorous workflow: plan first, research methods, generate carefully, review critically, verify with evidence, standardize, document, and share transparently.
 
 As these technologies continue to evolve, the ability to thoughtfully integrate them into established practices will differentiate those who use AI as a genuine partner for discovery from those who merely adopt the latest tools. By combining iterative refinement, domain understanding, **deliberate collaboration**, and **transparent sharing of workflows with the broader community**, you set a foundation for robust, reproducible, and forward-looking projects that not only solve current challenges but also position you to tackle the frontiers of your field.
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+## Continue with Part 2
+
+Put these habits to work in the [Practical GenAI Agentic Coding Guide](https://fritschelab.org/practical-genai-agentic-coding-guide/). We work through one change in a small Python project: agree on the rule, guide an agent, check the result, and leave a labmate enough context to continue. The guide includes setup for several coding clients and a workshop you can run with your own group.