agent-friendly

Score the user's current repo locally with a bundled scorer and recommend a model class. Evaluates 16 static signals (AGENTS.md, CI, tests, README, linter, dev env, license, contributing, pre-commit hooks, deps manifest, type config, codebase size, plus four agent-specific instruction files) and produces overall + per-agent scores. Entirely local — no HTTP calls.

When to use

Invoke this skill when the user:

Asks about the agent-friendliness of the current repo.
Wants a model recommendation for the codebase they're in.
Invokes /agent-friendly (or however their agent triggers skills) explicitly.

Skip when the user is asking about a different repo, a remote URL, or a concept rather than a specific local path — this skill operates only on the local file system.

How to run

Tell the user upfront: "I'll score the current working directory. Make sure you're at your project root — if you're in a subdirectory (src/, app/, etc.), the score will be artificially low. Pass the project root path explicitly if you want me to score somewhere else." Wait for confirmation only if cwd looks ambiguous (e.g. you can see they're inside a typical subdirectory name); otherwise just proceed.
Run the bundled scorer against the user's current working directory: