workspace-hygiene

To prevent agent artifacts from polluting the repository root, you can route generated outputs to a structured ~/workspace/ with dedicated subdirectories like reports and tmp. This keeps your codebase clean.

Yes, pre-commit validation can stop accidental commits of temporary agent files by enforcing output routing rules that redirect artifacts to ~/workspace/tmp before they enter the staging area.

You organize cloned repos and audit reports in a dev container by routing them to ~/workspace/repos and ~/workspace/audits respectively, ensuring structured artifact management within the persistent environment.

Artifact routing works with a DevContainer environment by structuring outputs into ~/workspace/ subdirectories and providing persistence guidance on how those files are retained and backed up within the container.

The best way to route Hermes Agent research outputs is to redirect them directly into ~/workspace/reports, which dedicates a structured subdirectory for research artifacts away from the parent repository.