agent-starter-pack

# Agent Starter Pack Use this repo skill for the `agent-starter-pack` Python package and CLI. It helps future agents choose templates, generate projects, maintain generated output, and wire projects into deployment and Gemini Enterprise workflows. ## First check If you only need to confirm that the package is installed and importable, use the bundled helper first: ```bash python scripts/check_agent_starter_pack.py ``` For a quick command discovery check, also run: ```bash agent-starter-pack --help ``` ## Route map | User intent | Go here | | --- | --- | | Create a new project, compare templates, or parse a remote template | `sub-skills/project-scaffolding/SKILL.md` | | Enhance, extract, or upgrade an existing generated project | `sub-skills/project-maintenance/SKILL.md` | | Set up CI/CD, deploy a generated project, inspect observability, configure data ingestion, or register with Gemini Enterprise | `sub-skills/deployment-ops/SKILL.md` | ## Read these shared references - `references/package-overview.md` for package identity, install guidance, and the command family map. - `references/cli-reference.md` for the command-to-subskill mapping. - `references/template-catalog.md` for the built-in agent/template list. - `references/troubleshooting.md` for cross-cutting install, import, and CLI issues. - `references/repo-provenance.md` for the source snapshot used to build this skill. ## How to navigate 1. Identify whether the user is starting from a blank slate or an existing project. 2. Decide whether the question is about template selection, project maintenance, or cloud deployment. 3. Read the owning sub-skill’s workflow reference before giving command details. 4. If the user asks about a cloud prerequisite or generated Makefile target, switch to deployment-ops instead of staying in the root router. ## What this skill is not - It is not a runtime agent framework. - It is not a source-repo maintenance guide for the ASP checkout itself. - It does not import or execute the generated skill here. ## Safety notes - Generated projects can vary by language, deployment target, and template family. - Remote templates and cloud setup may require network or credentials; do not treat those as default-safe checks. - Do not assume the same commands exist in every generated project; use the template catalog and generated-project references to confirm.