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AGENTS.md Contract

Each generated template now ships with an AGENTS.md file— a focused operating contract for AI assistants (Cursor, Copilot Chat, PR bots) powered by agents.md.

Purpose
Separate human docs from AI guidance
Humans read README + docs/*. AI assistants read AGENTS.md for rules, guardrails, and execution steps.
Guardrails
Reduce hallucinations + unsafe changes
Explicit refusal cases, escalation triggers, and validation reminders keep AI changes scoped + safe.
Workflow
Reinforce expected execution flow
Encourages read-before-write, plan-before-apply, and explicit assumption surfacing.
Generated Example (Web Server Template)
A trimmed example of the AGENTS.md shipped with the web-server starter template.
# AGENTS.md – AI Interaction & Execution Guide (Human contributors: see CONTRIBUTING.md & docs/)

This file is intentionally scoped **only** for AI assistants (Cursor, Copilot Chat, PR automation bots).
Humans: read CONTRIBUTING.md and the documents under docs/.

## 1. Authoritative References (Never Reproduce Content Here)

| Topic | Source of Truth |
|-------|-----------------|
| Project architecture | docs/PROJECT_STRUCTURE.md |
| API route patterns | docs/API_GUIDELINES.md |
| Settings & env vars | docs/CONFIGURATION.md |
| Database / ORM usage | docs/DATABASE.md |
| Testing strategy | docs/TESTING.md |
| Deployment notes | docs/DEPLOYMENT.md |

## 2. Operating Principles (AI Perspective)

- Documentation-first
- Reuse-before-build
- Keep V code fmt/vet clean
- Deterministic, incremental changes
- Explicit assumption logging

## 3. AI Execution Protocol (V Feature Work)

When asked to add/modify API behavior:
1. Locate the relevant V module (top-level feature dirs)
2. Read related docs/* referenced above
3. Prefer extending existing handlers/modules over new entrypoints
4. Show proposed file tree + diff plan BEFORE writing code
5. After code: list follow-up validation steps (v fmt, v vet, v test)

## 4. Guardrails (Must Enforce)

- Do NOT fabricate file paths, settings keys, or package versions
- Do NOT invent VPM module versions or import paths
- Do NOT nest modules under src/features/ (V imports break)
- ALWAYS flag new v.mod dependencies for human confirmation
- ALWAYS surface GC / concurrency tradeoffs when changing systems code

## 5. Module Change Checklist

- Public API documented; keep modules top-level
- Entrypoint wires the new module
- Config via documented env samples when extensions provide them
- v test coverage added or deferred with reason
- docs/ updated when architecture changes

## 6. When the AI Should Ask or Refuse

Ask for clarification if: feature scope unclear, conflicting patterns, missing target module.
Refuse if: asked to bypass validation, skip v vet, or invent undocumented VPM deps.

## 7. Post-Change Assistant Report

Return a bullet summary:
- Files touched (concise)
- New dependencies (if any)
- v fmt / v vet / v test status
- Suggested manual QA steps
- Deferred items (tests, docs)

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Maintained automatically by create-vlang-app web-server template provisioning.
Humans: stop reading—go to CONTRIBUTING.md + docs/.
Customizing Your AGENTS.md
Adapting for your team

Feel free to extend sections (Guardrails, Protocol, Refusal Conditions) but avoid duplicating rich procedural docs—link to existing sources instead.

  • Add domain-specific escalation triggers (security, data, billing)
  • Reference internal design system docs instead of re-stating variants
  • Include CI scripts or task runners (e.g. v test ., v fmt . && v vet .) if not obvious
  • Keep tone imperative and concise—optimize for machine parsing + embedding

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