agentsmd-generator
Agent Context Generator
What You'll Do
- 🔍 Inventory the repository's structure, capture a
.gitignore-awaretreeoutput, and record automation entry points (preferringjust/maketasks when available) - 🧭 Capture coding conventions, directory ownership, testing expectations, and review workflows so future agents can navigate confidently
- 🧩 Produce an
AGENTS.mdfile following the opinionated section order below, honoring scope rules for nested directories - ✅ Embed universal wrap-up tasks: ensure the README is updated after significant code changes and summarize changes per conventional commits while resolving any open questions with the developer
Phase 1 · Understand the Repository
- Check for existing AGENTS.md
- Use
findalternative (globor repo tree) to discover current files. Determine scope inheritance so you can update or extend instead of duplicating.
- Use
- Read Core Docs
- Skim
README.md,CONTRIBUTING.md, and other onboarding docs for project philosophy, setup, and workflows. - If
docs/ordocumentation/exists, scan for architectural or process references worth surfacing.
- Skim
- Survey Project Layout
- Note primary directories, languages, build targets, and ownership (e.g., "
src/uimaintained by Frontend team"). - Check for
plans/,docs/, or other knowledge directories. Flag must-read files (ADR indexes, architecture overviews, runbooks) to reference later in AGENTS.md.
- Note primary directories, languages, build targets, and ownership (e.g., "
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