codecontext-setup

To set up codecontext in an existing repository, install the codecontext CLI, update AGENTS.md with standardized inline decision annotations, and configure the agent-facing workflow to ensure risks and history are consistently captured.

Inline decision annotation is a standardized method for capturing decisions, risks, and history directly within code. It enforces a coherent contract across repositories using a minimal CLI surface and language-agnostic checkers.

Yes, you can use codecontext to audit current repository readiness. It evaluates existing setups, aligns AGENTS.md with concrete guidance, and reconciles mismatches between tooling and repository instructions for better decision capture.

Yes, codecontext works for monorepos by reconciling guidance with toolchains across multiple packages. It ensures refs and guidance remain discoverable and maintainable for future changes despite tooling mismatches.

The best way to align AGENTS.md with codecontext tooling is to install the CLI and ESLint plugin, then audit the repository to reconcile mismatches and enforce a coherent contract through language-agnostic checkers.

Codecontext adoption becomes fragmented when repositories lack a clear, auditable path to install and align tooling, guidance, and agent workflows. This skill resolves fragmentation by enforcing a coherent contract for decision capture.