legibility--enhancer

To create an AGENTS.md file, draft the initial document using structured root and subdirectory templates, then tailor the UX intents and conventions for your specific codebase scope. This stepwise collaboration workflow guides drafting, reviewing, and finalizing the content.

An AGENTS.md file is used to improve repository legibility and onboarding by providing collaborative guidance, capturing explicit UX intent, and documenting conventions for human-AI interaction across the codebase.

You need to add AGENTS.md files to subdirectories when remediating legibility gaps identified by audits or onboarding new repos to agent-first practices, ensuring scoped guidance and consistent documentation throughout the codebase.

Yes, you can use this workflow to document UX intent through provided templates designed for extracting structured UX intent, key files, and conventions, ensuring explicit human-AI legibility across your repository.

The best way to remediate repository legibility gaps is to run a structured audit workflow that drafts, reviews, and finalizes AGENTS.md files using root and subdirectory templates to align repository guidance with onboarding goals.

No, this approach requires no external dependencies to start; you simply draft an initial AGENTS.md following the root and subdirectory templates and tailor the UX intents for your repository scope.