Update help_bits_learn.md

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What does this PR do? What is the motivation?

Adds a section on a new feature, bits.md

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Can you help make sure the markdown file example is formatted correctly? It looks strange on the preview. I copied a code block formatter from another page

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• https://docs-staging.datadoghq.com/dgreen15/adding-bitsmd-docs/bits_ai/bits_ai_sre/help_bits_learn

[domalessi]

Left some feedback! Love this page/content, btw. Thanks for drafting!

[domalessi]

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	bits.md is a markdown file that provides specific context to the agent on your environment. It acts as lightweight, structured guidance to improve investigation accuracy, query construction, and terminology alignment. Include team knowledge such as tagging conventions, architectural patterns, glossary, and investigation best practices.
	`bits.md` is a Markdown file that provides structured context about your environment to the agent. It serves as lightweight guidance to improve investigation accuracy, query construction, and terminology alignment. Include team-specific knowledge such as tagging conventions, architectural patterns, glossary terms, and investigation best practices.

[domalessi]

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	Bits.md is in Preview. Click <strong>Request Access</strong> to join the Preview program.
	<b>Bits.md</b> is in Preview. Click <strong>Request Access</strong> to join the Preview program.

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	#### Sample Bits.md
	#### Sample bits.md

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	## Scope Rules
	## Scope rules

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	## Tag & Naming Conventions
	## Tag and naming conventions

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	### Environment Normalization
	### Environment normalization

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	### Service Name Normalization
	### Service name normalization

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	# Kubernetes Quick Checks
	# Kubernetes quick checks

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	# Known Noise / False Positives
	# Known noise and false positives

[domalessi]

The content within this section is solid. However, I'm struggling a bit with the overall page flow. It seems abrupt to go from the top of the page to this new Bits.md section. I propose:

Bits improves over time based on the feedback and guidance you provide. You can help it produce faster, more accurate investigations in three ways:

- Review and correct investigation results  
- Guide how it investigates your environment  
- Manage the memories it creates  

## Provide feedback on investigations

At the end of an investigation...
... and then the rest of the content of that top part of the page ... 

## Configure proactive guidance with bits.md

In addition to reviewing investigations after they complete, you can proactively guide how Bits investigates your environment by creating a `bits.md` file.

... and then the rest of the bits.md content ... 

## Manage memories

... manage memories content ...