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@audiodn/agent-kit

v0.1.1

Published

Install AudioDN coding-agent guidance (AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Copilot, Cursor, Skill) and validate AudioDN integrations.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

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Readme

@audiodn/agent-kit

Install AudioDN-specific guidance for AI coding agents into any repository, and validate AudioDN integrations for common mistakes.

npx @audiodn/agent-kit init

What it installs

init writes guidance in the formats you select. All installs are merge-safe (they never clobber your own content) and idempotent (re-running reports unchanged):

  • AGENTS.md
  • CLAUDE.md
  • .github/copilot-instructions.md
  • .cursor/rules/audiodn.mdc
  • .agents/skills/audiodn/ — a portable Skill (references, framework templates, and a validator)

Kit-owned content lives inside a managed block:

<!-- AUDIODN:BEGIN v0.1.1 (managed by @audiodn/agent-kit — do not edit inside) -->
...
<!-- AUDIODN:END -->

Anything outside that block is yours and is preserved.

Commands

npx @audiodn/agent-kit init                 # interactive
npx @audiodn/agent-kit init --yes           # non-interactive (all formats)
npx @audiodn/agent-kit init --formats agents,cursor,skill
npx @audiodn/agent-kit init --dry-run       # preview, no writes
npx @audiodn/agent-kit init --force         # overwrite unmanaged conflicts

npx @audiodn/agent-kit validate [path]      # scan a project for AudioDN mistakes
npx @audiodn/agent-kit validate . --json

npx @audiodn/agent-kit uninstall            # remove managed blocks / kit files only
npx @audiodn/agent-kit list                 # show formats + bundled doc versions

What the validator catches

Server API key exposed to client code, invented endpoints, a missing per-track upload request, treating an upload URL as permanent, playback before processing is ready, hardcoded secrets, incorrect API origin, and obsolete documentation URLs. See assets/skill/references/security.md.

Canonical sources

Guidance and the bundled OpenAPI snapshot derive from the public AudioDN docs (https://audiodeliverynetwork.com/openapi.json, /llms-full.txt). The snapshot is refreshed by npm run sync and pinned in assets/snapshots/sources.json. This repository never depends on the AudioDN monorepo; it only reads the public site.

Development

npm install
npm run build     # tsc -> dist
npm test          # vitest
npm run smoke     # build + init into a temp dir + validate

License

MIT