Add agent-knowledge as git submodule

[avifenesh]

Summary

• Adds agent-knowledge as a git submodule pointing to agent-sh/agent-knowledge
• Centralizes the shared knowledge base across all plugin repos
• Single source of truth - update once, pull everywhere

Test plan

• Verify git submodule update --init works after clone
• Confirm knowledge files are accessible at agent-knowledge/

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates the agent-knowledge repository as a Git submodule. This strategic change aims to centralize the shared knowledge base, ensuring consistency and providing a single source of truth across various plugin repositories. It streamlines maintenance by allowing updates to the knowledge base in one location and efficiently propagating those changes.

Highlights

• Git Submodule Addition: Added the agent-knowledge repository as a Git submodule, linking to agent-sh/agent-knowledge.
• Knowledge Base Centralization: Centralized the shared knowledge base to be used across all plugin repositories.
• Single Source of Truth: Established a single source of truth for the knowledge base, enabling updates in one place to be pulled everywhere.

Changelog

• .gitmodules
  • Added a new submodule entry for agent-knowledge, specifying its local path and remote URL.
• agent-knowledge
  • Recorded the initial commit hash of the agent-knowledge subproject.

Activity

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Code Review

This pull request introduces the agent-knowledge repository as a git submodule to centralize a shared knowledge base. The implementation is mostly correct, but I have provided one suggestion in .gitmodules to use a relative URL. This change will improve the cloning experience for developers by automatically adapting to their preferred protocol (HTTPS or SSH).

[gemini-code-assist]

For better flexibility with cloning protocols, it's recommended to use a relative URL for the submodule. This allows developers to clone the repository and its submodules using their preferred protocol (HTTPS or SSH) without any issues. With a relative URL, the protocol used to clone the main repository will automatically be used for the submodule.

	url = ../agent-knowledge.git