Add GitAgent Protocol support (agent.yaml + SOUL.md)#3
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Hi! 👋 This PR proposes adding GitAgent Protocol support to AACode — a small open standard for portable, interoperable AI agents (https://gitagent.sh).
What this adds (nothing else in the repo changes):
agent.yaml— a standard manifest capturing AACode's name, version, model preferences (DeepSeek / OpenAI / Claude), skills, runtime, and compliance tierSOUL.md— AACode's agent persona and operating principles in the standard format, faithfully distilled from the in-code system promptWith these two files, AACode can be discovered on any GAP-compatible runtime and listed in the Open GAP registry — making it easier for developers to find and wire up your agent. Totally optional to accept; feel free to tweak or close.
Thanks for building AACode in the open — the ReAct-based, provider-agnostic approach is exactly what the ecosystem needs. 🙌
⭐ If the standard looks useful, the project lives at https://github.com/open-gitagent/opengap — a star helps more maintainers discover it.