This repository provides a reusable AGENTS.md and a baseline set of contributor mode guides under .agents/modes/. Copy these files into a new project to bootstrap consistent collaboration workflows without inheriting project-specific tooling rules.
- Create or choose the target repository you want to prepare for Agents-style collaboration.
- Clone that repository locally.
- Copy
AGENTS.mdfrom this template into the root of the target repository. - Copy the
.agents/modes/directory into the target repository (create.agents/first if it does not exist). - Review each mode file and replace placeholder or generic language with project-specific expectations.
- Update the target repository's
README.md,.agents/instructions/, and.agents/tasks/so they align with the imported guidance. - Commit the changes in the target repository and share the updated instructions with your team.
Use a prompt like the following when you want to bootstrap a new repository with this template:
Clone the Agents Contributor Template (https://github.com/Midori-AI-OSS/agents_template.git) repo into a new clean temp folder,
copy its `AGENTS.md` and `.agents/modes` folder into this current project, then customize the instructions to match the project's tooling and workflow.Adapt the wording to match your workflow automation tooling or assistant. The key steps are: clone, copy, customize, and document.
- Document the team's communication command or channel in
AGENTS.md. - Link to any language- or framework-specific setup instructions in
.agents/instructions/. - Add cheat sheets for each active contributor mode under
.agents/notes/. - Remove unused mode files or add new ones as your project requires.
- Keep
.agents/tasks/,.agents/implementation/, and.agents/instructions/synchronized with ongoing work.
Keep this repository untouched after copying so it remains a clean starting point for future projects.