agent-ecosystem/AGENTS.md

Agent Navigation

This file is a navigation layer for architecture and implementation guidance.

Start here:

• Repo overview and commands: README.md
• Working instructions and project conventions: CLAUDE.md
• Hard guardrails: AGENT_CRITICAL_GUARDRAILS.md
• Canonical feature architecture standard: docs/FEATURE_ARCHITECTURE_STANDARD.md
• Agent team launch/runtime debugging runbook: docs/team-management/debugging-agent-teams.md

GitHub repository disambiguation:

• For this workspace, the canonical GitHub repository is 777genius/agent-teams-ai.
• When reviewing or discussing PR #126, inspect 777genius/agent-teams-ai#126 unless the user explicitly names another repository.
• Do not confuse this workspace with upstream or similarly named forks such as matt1398/claude-devtools.

Default local run target:

• Use the desktop Electron app: pnpm dev
• Do not start the browser/web dev mode for normal development or smoke checks. The browser path is limited and lacks the full desktop runtime, IPC, terminal, provider auth, and team lifecycle behavior.
• When documenting or recommending startup commands, point contributors to the desktop app unless a task explicitly asks for browser-mode internals.

Fast local lint:

• Use pnpm lint:fast:files -- <changed files> for quick preflight on files you touched.
• Use pnpm lint:fast for a faster source-tree lint pass when full type-aware lint is too slow.
• lint:fast intentionally uses eslint.fast.config.js without TypeScript project-service rules. It is not a replacement for pnpm typecheck or the full pnpm lint gate.
• Keep using pnpm typecheck after TypeScript changes, and use full pnpm lint when validating a broad PR or changing lint-sensitive architecture boundaries.

For new features:

• Default home for medium and large features: src/features/<feature-name>/
• Reference implementation: src/features/recent-projects
• Feature-local guidance for work inside src/features: src/features/CLAUDE.md

Review guidelines

• Treat regressions in agent team messaging, task lifecycle, session parsing, code review UI, and provider/runtime detection as high priority.
• For team launch hangs, OpenCode registered/bootstrap unconfirmed, missing teammate replies, or suspicious task logs, follow docs/team-management/debugging-agent-teams.md before changing code.
• For launch failures, first inspect the newest artifact pack under ~/.claude/teams/<team>/launch-failure-artifacts/latest.json, then open its manifest.json. The manifest includes classification, bootstrapTransportBreadcrumb, launch diagnostics, member spawn statuses, and redacted copies/tails of launch-state, bootstrap-state, bootstrap-journal, CLI logs, progress trace, and runtime adapter trace.
• When running live smoke tests, keep cleanup narrow: stop only the smoke-owned team/run and launch-owned process teammates. Do not kill shared OpenCode hosts, unrelated tmux panes, or user teams while trying to clean stale smoke artifacts.
• Verify new medium and large features follow docs/FEATURE_ARCHITECTURE_STANDARD.md, especially cross-process boundaries and public feature entrypoints.
• Check that Electron main, preload, renderer, and shared code keep their responsibilities separate and use the documented path aliases.
• Flag changes that manually concatenate agent block markers instead of using wrapAgentBlock(text).
• Flag changes that can break isMeta semantics, chunk generation, teammate message parsing, task/subagent filtering, or structured task references.
• Ensure IPC and main-process handlers validate inputs, fail gracefully, and do not expose unsafe filesystem or process access.
• Confirm user-visible workflows have focused tests or a clear verification path when they touch parsing, persistence, IPC, Git, provider auth, or review flows.
• Prefer pnpm commands for verification and avoid recommending pnpm lint:fix unless the PR explicitly intends broad formatting changes.

Do not treat this file as a second source of truth. Keep architecture rules centralized in docs/FEATURE_ARCHITECTURE_STANDARD.md.