A template for project guidelines helps you define how an AI agent works on a specific project. This example is based on a real application called Zenith. It shows you how to set up architecture, file structure, and code patterns.
Use this template when you want an AI agent to follow your project's rules. It includes details like testing requirements and deployment steps. This makes the agent's work consistent and accurate.
Anyone building a custom AI skill for their own software can use this as a starting point. It saves time and ensures the agent understands your project's unique setup.
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