Add agent behavior guidelines to prevent automatic server startup #11
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- Add new 'Agent Behavior Guidelines' section to .openhands/microagents/repo.md - Specify that agents should NEVER start servers or browse apps unless explicitly requested - Include specific examples of prohibited automatic actions - Clarify that agents should focus on code development, testing, and documentation
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Summary
This PR adds important agent behavior guidelines to the repository documentation to prevent agents from automatically starting servers or browsing applications unless explicitly requested by users.
Changes
.openhands/microagents/repo.mdnpm run dev,npm start)Rationale
This guideline ensures that agents working on this TypeScript client repository follow appropriate behavior patterns and don't automatically start services or open browsers, which could be disruptive or unexpected for users. Agents should only perform these actions when specifically requested.
Impact
@rbren can click here to continue refining the PR