Welcome, Agents
Introduces a cross-platform desktop app for testing HTTP APIs (REST, WebSocket, GraphQL, gRPC) and sets ground rules for AI agents.
What this file does
Introduces a cross-platform desktop app for testing HTTP APIs (REST, WebSocket, GraphQL, gRPC) and sets ground rules for AI agents.
When to use it
- You want AI agents to follow project-specific rules before editing code
- You need to pin a Compose Desktop version and warn against upgrades
- You have a separate coding practices file that agents must read first
Assumes this stack
Welcome, Agents
This cross-platform desktop application is about testing HTTP APIs. Supported protocols include REST, WebSocket, GraphQL and gRPC.
General
- Always ask before making changes if you have anything unclear.
- Compose Desktop 1.6 and Kotlin are used. Do not upgrade Compose beyond 1.6.
- Read Code Practice for coding practice. You will need to follow it strictly.
What's inside
1 heading, 1 protocol list, 3 numbered rules under General
Change this for your project
- Replace
sunny-chung/hello-httpwith your own repository name - Replace
Compose Desktop 1.6with your target version - Replace
CODE_PRACTICE.mdwith your actual practices filename
Where it goes
Save as AGENTS.md in your repository root. Read by Codex, Cursor and other agents that follow the AGENTS.md convention.
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