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v1.0a0
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Executables

Linux

The Linux executables are dynamically linked and require a Glibc-based OS
distribution from 2022 or later (Ubuntu 22.04+, RHEL 9+, or derivatives). For
older Glibc-based OS distributions and non-Glibc-based OS distributions
(Alpine, etc...), please install the Python package instead.

Other Platforms

The macOS and Windows executables should work on any recent version of their
respective operating systems.

agentsmgr v1.0a0 (2025-10-13)

Enhancements

  • CLI: Add Git ref specification support with @ref syntax for targeting specific branches, tags, or commits, with automatic latest tag fallback.
  • CLI: Add Git source support with github:, gitlab:, and git+https: URL schemes for pulling agent configurations from remote repositories.
  • CLI: Add agentsmgr command-line tool with detect, populate, and validate subcommands for managing AI agent configurations.
  • CLI: Add automatic memory file symlink creation for coder-specific filenames (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md) pointing to shared project conventions.
  • CLI: Add multi-target support with per-user and per-project targeting modes, including intelligent symlink management for seamless AI tool integration.
  • Comprehensive slash command and agent configuration library for Python development, releases, architecture documentation, and project management.
  • Hybrid distribution architecture combines Copier templates for base configuration with agentsmgr CLI for dynamic content generation from structured data sources.
  • Multi-AI tool support for Claude Code, Opencode, and future AI development environments with extensible configuration management.
  • Plugin architecture with extensible source handlers (git, local) and renderers (Claude, Opencode, Codex) using decorator-based registration system.
  • Tag-based release system enables rapid configuration distribution using agents-N versioning scheme for atomic, consistent deployment.