Releases: sunxiayi/agents-md-starter-kit
Release list
AGENTS.md Starter Kit v1.4.2
What changed
scan-agent-instructionsis now manual-first and self-contained: it does not download, install, or execute a remote scanner.- An already-installed
repo-agent-scanv1.2.0 or newer may supplement the review, but absence or an older version falls back to direct local inspection without automatic installation or upgrade. - The README now recommends explicit Homebrew or Scoop installation and retains the provenance-backed v1.2.0 release digest.
Verification
- Skill Creator structural validation passed.
- All 10 repository checks passed locally and in GitHub Self-test run
33605533334at commit3fc71bad598518c6d7a0d17cd7085e1e68d47041. - The package preview contains only the expected 10 files.
- The GitHub Action implementation did not change, so the reviewed mutable
v1Action alias remains unchanged.
AGENTS.md Starter Kit v1.4.1
What changed
- The bundled
scan-agent-instructionsskill now discovers every nestedSKILL.mdin addition to repository agent-instruction files. - The skill downloads the provenance-backed
repo-agent-scanv1.2.0 release and verifies SHA-256d47c96668525357f60d0b9528118bc668f8eaabf7e2fd0fe87809536115851dabefore use. - Documentation and release-drift tests now match the v1.2.0 scanner contract.
Verification
- All 10 starter-kit checks pass on commit
d1542ec3eaed307677460b7787dfed34ce2dd576. - GitHub Self-test run
33603397232passed. - The starter kit's GitHub Action implementation did not change, so the mutable
v1Action alias remains on the last reviewed Action release.
AGENTS.md Starter Kit v1.4.0
What changed
- Added the installable
scan-agent-instructionsskill and repository security workflow guidance. - Updated the skill and README to use the provenance-backed
repo-agent-instruction-security-scanv1.1.3 release asset. - Preserved first-use installation confirmation and documented the verified SHA-256 digest.
- Added an offline regression test that keeps README and skill release references in sync.
- Added the GitHub CLI companion workflow, repository-prefilled self-audit, and one-click template path introduced since v1.3.0.
Verification
- 10 deterministic tests pass.
- JavaScript syntax checks pass.
npm pack --dry-runcontains only the expected CLI, templates, skills, README, license, and package metadata.- GitHub Actions self-test run 33601207313 passed on the release commit.
The GitHub Action implementation is unchanged; the existing v1 Action alias remains at its last reviewed Action release.
AGENTS.md Starter Kit v1.3.0
Installable create-agentsmd skill
This release adds a portable Agent Skill that creates, revises, or audits AGENTS.md from repository evidence.
npx skills add sunxiayi/agents-md-starter-kit --skill create-agentsmdThe skill preserves accurate maintainer rules, verifies commands against manifests and CI, handles nested monorepo scope, and avoids guessed or unsafe instructions. It works with Agent Skills-compatible tools including Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, and Windsurf.
For an optional browser-local second opinion, use the free Repo Agent Kit checker. No signup is required and pasted instruction text is not uploaded.
Verification
- all 9 repository tests pass
- Skill Creator validation passes
npx skillsdiscovers and installs the skill- npm package dry run includes
skills/create-agentsmd/SKILL.md
AGENTS.md Starter Kit v1.2.0
Adds a dependency-free AGENTS.md Readiness Check GitHub Action. It uses the same deterministic 100-point categories as Repo Agent Kit, writes a job summary, exposes score and grade outputs, rejects paths outside the workspace, and can run in report-only mode or enforce a configurable threshold. Use: sunxiayi/agents-md-starter-kit@v1.
AGENTS.md Starter Kit v1.1.0
Adds a dependency-free CLI that copies minimal, monorepo, Python, or Next.js templates with one GitHub-backed npx command. The CLI refuses to overwrite an existing file unless --force is explicit, supports dry runs, and performs no telemetry.
AGENTS.md Starter Kit v1.0.0
Four copy-ready AGENTS.md templates, a concise Claude Code bridge, and a repository review checklist. Every template is intentionally small, editable, and built around exact commands and observable completion criteria.