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agents-md-generator

Create or update minimal AGENTS.md files in the repository root and nested module directories using progressive disclosure. Works across heterogeneous projects without assuming any fixed agent folder structure.

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npx add-skill https://github.com/MADTeacher/mad-agents-skills/tree/main/agents-md-generator

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author
Stanislav [MADTeacher] Chernyshev
version
1.0

SKILL.md

AGENTS.md Generator (Root + Nested, Portable)

Goal

Maintain small, high-signal AGENTS.md files:

  • Root AGENTS.md — purpose of repository, navigation, universal toolchain, canonical commands, links to docs and skills.
  • Nested AGENTS.md — module/package purpose, local commands, module references.

Use progressive disclosure: keep AGENTS.md concise; push details to docs or skills.


Skill location (agent-specific)

  • Do NOT assume .agents/ or any fixed directory exists.
  • Skills may live:
    • inside the repository (embedded),
    • or in an external/global skill library (external).
  • If referencing local skills, first detect an existing skill root already used by the project.
  • If no local skill directory exists — reference skills by name only (external).
  • Never create hidden agent directories just to store skills.

When to run

Run this skill when:

  • AGENTS.md is missing, bloated, contradictory, or outdated.
  • A new package/service/module appears.
  • Repository structure changes (monorepo growth or split).
  • Teams want consistent agent context across diverse stacks.

Workflow (Deterministic)

1. Discover repository shape

  • Identify repository root (git root if available).
  • Detect language/tool markers:
    • package.json, pnpm-workspace.yaml
    • go.mod, go.work
    • pyproject.toml
    • Cargo.toml
    • pubspec.yaml
    • pom.xml, build.gradle
  • Locate docs/, README.md, existing AGENTS.md.

2. Detect module boundaries

Create nested AGENTS.md if directory:

  • Contains independent build/package manifest
  • OR represents deployable/service unit (apps/, services/, packages/)
  • AND differs in stack/toolchain from parent scope

3. Generate/Update Root AGENTS.md

Constraints:

  • Ideal size: ≤ 60 lines
  • Must include:
    • One-sentence repository purpose
    • Primary toolchain/package manager
    • Canonical commands (if non-standard)
    • Links to docs
    • Instruction to read nested AGENTS.md when inside modules
    • Optional skill references (adaptive: local or external)

4. Generate/Update Nested AGENTS.md

Constraints:

  • Ideal size: ≤ 40 lines
  • Must include:
    • One-sentence module purpose
    • Module-specific commands
    • Local documentation references
    • Optional skill references (adaptive)

5. Progressive Disclosure Rules

  • Do not embed style guides, CI policies, or architecture details.
  • Prefer links to:
    • docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md
    • docs/ARCHITECTURE.md
    • external or local skills
  • Avoid “always/never” rules unless critical for correctness/security.

6. Safety / Correctness Gates

  • Never invent commands.
  • Infer commands from:
    • package scripts
    • Makefile
    • CI configuration
    • README
  • If uncertain → write: “Known commands: see ”
  • Preserve critical warnings (security, secrets, deployment).

Output Contract

Create or update only:

  • <repo_root>/AGENTS.md
  • <module_dir>/AGENTS.md

Do not create agent configuration folders.


Skill Referencing Strategy

When adding skill references inside AGENTS.md:

  1. If local skill directory detected

    See: <detected-skill-root>/<skill-name>/SKILL.md
    
  2. If no local directory exists

    Skill: agents-md-generator (external)
    

Never assume filesystem paths.

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