To enable integration with AI agents we need to structure the project. Just having an AGENTS.md file is not sufficient to effectively use the agents, nor will the quality be good enough.
To help agents work better and according to our policies we will need to create additional setup and clearly define instructions. This can be done in a standardised manner using rules, agents, and skills definitions.
We should also look into the possibilities of creating a shared instructions project for the different applications/projects we have.
the project structure could look something like;
- root/
| AGENTS.md
| agents/
| typescript-reviewer.md
| code-reviewer.md
| architect.md
| etc.
| skills/
| frontend-patterns.md
| database-rules.md
| tdd-workflow.md
| java-coding-standards.md
| rules/
| testing.md
| coding-style.md
| security.md
To enable integration with AI agents we need to structure the project. Just having an AGENTS.md file is not sufficient to effectively use the agents, nor will the quality be good enough.
To help agents work better and according to our policies we will need to create additional setup and clearly define instructions. This can be done in a standardised manner using rules, agents, and skills definitions.
We should also look into the possibilities of creating a shared instructions project for the different applications/projects we have.
the project structure could look something like;
| AGENTS.md
| agents/
| typescript-reviewer.md
| code-reviewer.md
| architect.md
| etc.
| skills/
| frontend-patterns.md
| database-rules.md
| tdd-workflow.md
| java-coding-standards.md
| rules/
| testing.md
| coding-style.md
| security.md