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I think I'd be happier with a standard .agents directory and have all of these in there. I imagine each agent is going to need its own tweaks to get it to work
by enobrev 1y ago
I think I'd be happier with a standard .agents directory and have all of these in there. I imagine each agent is going to need its own tweaks to get it to work just right with their system prompts, just as Claude already has it's project-specfic .claude directory for hooks and commands and whatnot.
I'd rather .agents/claude or something so we can get these files out of the root directory, which, at least for typescript projects, is already a confetti-like jumble of json files for every little "simple" tool that needs its own configuration file.
I get why package.json isn't enough. But would a .config directory standard really have hurt us so much?
- augusto-moura 1y agoIdeally (and in practice, so far) they shouldn't change that much. The agent instructions should be close to a human explanation, and they are pretty good at parsing instructions anyway. In my experience you can symlink the same file to all paths and they work as expected.