Create, validate, and update AGENTS.md documents across monorepos.
npx skills add https://github.com/wthrk/agent-tools --skill managing-agents-md-wthrk
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: managing-agents-md Source: https://github.com/wthrk/agent-tools/tree/main/skills/managing-agents-md Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wthrk/agent-tools --skill managing-agents-md-wthrk
AGENTS.md is the standard documentation format for AI coding agents, and this skill helps create, validate, and maintain those documents across projects and monorepos.
Create or update AGENTS.md for your project to align with the standard format.
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You can create and maintain AGENTS.md files by applying this skill to generate, update, and verify standard Markdown documentation across your monorepo, ensuring AI agents have consistent project conventions.
Closest-file precedence means the nearest AGENTS.md in a nested directory takes priority, letting you define specific instructions for subdirectories while maintaining broader conventions at the monorepo root level.
You validate AGENTS.md structure by enforcing standard Markdown syntax and a 32KiB size limit, which guarantees the generated documentation remains compatible and readable across various AI coding agents.
Yes, AGENTS.md uses standard Markdown formatting, allowing you to apply this skill to existing codebases to easily synchronize project conventions and generate valid documentation without proprietary syntax.
The size limit for AGENTS.md files is 32KiB, enforced during validation to ensure cross-agent compatibility and prevent context overflow issues when AI coding agents parse the documentation.
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