// Read and import AGENTS.md into the current session context. Use this skill when the user says "start agents", "load agents", "import AGENTS.md", "read AGENTS.md", or wants to apply agent instructions from an AGENTS.md file.
| name | start-agents |
| description | Read and import AGENTS.md into the current session context. Use this skill when the user says "start agents", "load agents", "import AGENTS.md", "read AGENTS.md", or wants to apply agent instructions from an AGENTS.md file. |
| allowed-tools | ["Read","Glob"] |
Read AGENTS.md from the project root and apply its instructions as active context for this session.
Check the project root for AGENTS.md:
<project-root>/AGENTS.md
If not found, check parent directories up to the repo root. If still not found, inform the user that no AGENTS.md was found and stop.
Use the Read tool to load the full contents of AGENTS.md.
Parse and internalize all instructions in AGENTS.md as if they had been written in CLAUDE.md. This includes:
Treat the content with the same authority as CLAUDE.md — it governs how you should behave for the remainder of this session.
Report to the user:
AGENTS.md file that was loadedDo not repeat the full file — just the salient points so the user can verify the right file was loaded and the right instructions are active.
Cut a versioned release for this Rust project. Analyzes conventional commits since the last tag, determines the correct semantic version bump, updates Cargo.toml and CHANGELOG.md, creates a release commit and tag, publishes a GitHub release, and pushes everything. Use this skill whenever the user asks to "cut a release", "release a new version", "publish a release", "tag a release", or similar.
Perform a project-wide code review covering security, correctness, code quality, documentation, UI/UX, and style.
Project-wide document engineering, keep documents valid, in-sync, up-to-date.
Commit and push changes to Git, grouped by topic. Use this skill whenever the user asks to "commit and push", "push my changes", "save and push", "git commit and push", or wants to stage/commit/push any set of changes — especially when there are multiple unrelated changes that should be organized into separate topical commits before pushing.