agentsge

# agentsge

Open-source CLI for `AGENTS.md`, `.agents` project memory, MCP sync, and automatic knowledge capture across AI coding agents.

`agentsge` makes any repository agent-ready. It creates a versioned `.agents/` directory, keeps `AGENTS.md` and tool-specific entrypoints thin, and helps projects accumulate durable context in git instead of losing it between chats.

- Website: [agents.ge](https://agents.ge)
- Docs: [agents.ge/docs](https://agents.ge/docs)
- npm: [npmjs.com/package/agentsge](https://www.npmjs.com/package/agentsge)
- Repository: [github.com/larsen66/agentsge](https://github.com/larsen66/agentsge)

## What It Solves

AI-assisted development usually breaks in the same places:

- `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, `.cursorrules`, `CLAUDE.md`, Cursor instructions, and MCP config drift apart.
- New sessions start from zero, so the next agent has to rediscover architecture, conventions, and hidden constraints.
- Teams switch between Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Cursor, Cursor CLI, and other tools, but project context stays tool-local.

`agentsge` treats project intelligence as project infrastructure:

- `AGENTS.md` tells agents what to do.
- `.agents/` remembers what the project already learned.

## Search Intents This Project Covers

If you are looking for any of these, you are in the right repo:

- `AGENTS.md generator`
- `.agents project memory`
- `AI coding agent onboarding`
- `Claude Code context sync`
- `Cursor rules alternative`
- `Codex CLI shared repo context`
- `GitHub Copilot instructions sync`
- `Cursor CLI project memory`
- `MCP config sync for AI agents`
- `LLM-friendly developer documentation`

## Quick Start

Run directly from npm:

```bash
npx agentsge init
```

Or install globally:

```bash
npm install -g agentsge
agents init
```

Then open the repository in your AI coding agent. It reads `AGENTS.md`, follows onboarding, and starts filling `.agents/` with structured project knowledge.

## Core Features

- `AGENTS.md` bootstrap for any repo
- `