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agents-md

Agent documentation specialist - creates and maintains AGENTS.md files, documentation structure, and best practices guides

First seen Jun 17, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add d-o-hub/rust-ascii-canvas --skill agents-md

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Repository health

License LICENSE
Default branch main
Open issues 1
Status Archived

Package contents

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  • skill md SKILL.md 2,487 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 139 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 1 installs

SKILL.md

Agents MD

Purpose

Specializes in creating and maintaining agent documentation, best practices guides, and documentation structure for multi-agent systems.

When to Use

  • Creating new AGENTS.md files from scratch
  • Updating existing agent documentation
  • Organizing agent skills and workflows
  • Creating reference documentation for agent teams
  • Documenting task execution patterns and learnings

Don't Invoke When

  • Writing code (use rust-engineer or other coding skills)
  • Testing applications (use agent-browser or dogfood)
  • Database work (use database-optimizer)

Core Capabilities

Documentation Creation

  • Creating AGENTS.md with best practices
  • Organizing skill-based agent documentation
  • Setting up agents-docs/ folder structure
  • Writing SKILL.md templates for new skills

Documentation Maintenance

  • Updating existing documentation with new learnings
  • Keeping PROJECT_STATUS.md current
  • Maintaining TECHNICAL_ANALYSIS.md with findings
  • Organizing ADRs in plans/ folder

Best Practices Implementation

  • Following 120 LOC max for AGENTS.md
  • Creating clear agent invocation patterns
  • Documenting escalation triggers
  • Setting up integration patterns between skills

Quick Start

Create New AGENTS.md

  1. Define available agents and their purposes
  2. Document best practices for task execution
  3. Include file organization structure
  4. Add testing workflow guidelines

Update Documentation After Tasks

  1. Run tests and capture results
  2. Update PROJECT_STATUS.md with test outcomes
  3. Add technical findings to TECHNICAL_ANALYSIS.md
  4. Create new ADRs for significant decisions

Documentation Template

# Agent Best Practices - <Project Name>

## Agent System Overview

<Description of agent system>

## Available Agents

### <Agent Name>
- **Purpose**: <What it does>
- **Location**: <File path>
- **Trigger**: <When to use>

## Best Practices

### Task Execution
1. Analyze - Understand requirements
2. Plan - Create steps
3. Execute - Run commands
4. Document - Update plans/

## File Organization

Best Practices

  1. Keep AGENTS.md under 120 lines
  2. Always document in plans/ folder for architectural decisions
  3. Update documentation after each successful task
  4. Use consistent formatting across all docs
  5. Link skills to their SKILL.md files