AGENTS.md
Defines the tech stack, app context, and workflow rules for an AI agent building a Next.js app with LLM integration.
What this file does
Defines the tech stack, app context, and workflow rules for an AI agent building a Next.js app with LLM integration.
When to use it
- Starting a new AI agent project with Next.js and TailwindCSS
- Setting up agent instructions for a frontend that needs backend logic
- Documenting tech stack and dependencies for an LLM-powered app
- Establishing workflow boundaries between design and functionality
Assumes this stack
AGENTS.md
Tech Stack
- Next.js (already installed)
- TailwindCSS (already configured)
- Zustand see
Docs/ZUSTAND.md - LocalStorage
- UUID
- LLM APIs → see for DOCUMENTATION
Docs/GEMINI.md, Docs/OPENROUTER.md
Context about the app
see Docs/IDEAS.md
Workflow
- I've already implemented the frontend design, but you’ll handle the functionality. However, you’re also allowed to work on the frontend, just make sure that the design or style matches what I’ve already created.
What's inside
3 sections: tech stack (6 items), app context reference, and workflow rule.
Change this for your project
- Replace
Jimuelzxc/yourfinewith your own repository name - Replace
Docs/ZUSTAND.md,Docs/GEMINI.md,Docs/OPENROUTER.md,Docs/IDEAS.mdwith your own documentation file paths
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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