kinit

To generate an AGENTS.md file, run kinit pointing at your repository root. It reads manifests like README and Makefile to infer the tech stack, codebase map, and commands, then drafts the orientation document for your review before saving.

Documenting a project's tech stack and commands is done by reading language-specific manifests and configuration files. The extracted information is compiled into a structured AGENTS.md file that outlines components, conventions, and essential build or test commands.

Yes, you can customize the generated AGENTS.md content. The tool prompts you to review and adjust the discovered tech stack details, codebase sections, and commands before the final orientation document is written to your repository.

Generating orientation documentation requires no external dependencies. The tool operates independently by directly reading repository files like READMEs, Makefiles, and language manifests to infer the project structure and create the AGENTS.md overview.

You should refresh documentation for an existing codebase when major components, commands, or conventions change. Running the initialization process updates the AGENTS.md file to reflect the current tech stack and ensures new contributors receive an accurate orientation.

Using an automated orientation generator prevents manual documentation from becoming stale. It automatically extracts the tech stack and codebase map from source manifests, ensuring the AGENTS.md file always provides a concise, up-to-date overview for new contributors.