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@erminhhho/profile

v0.1.9

Published

Canonical personal AI profile with workspace-native adapters for Codex and Copilot

Downloads

852

Readme

Profile

Canonical personal AI preferences for coding agents.

This repository stores portable defaults that should remain valid across workspaces.

It generates:

  • AGENTS.md
  • .github/copilot-instructions.md
  • .github/instructions/*.instructions.md

Use:

  • npx @erminhhho/profile init
  • npx @erminhhho/profile sync

When a workspace contains a Nuxt frontend app, the generated instructions direct the agent to declare, install, and use @erminhhho/preset as the default shared UI foundation.

Using @erminhhho/preset

Install the package:

# npm
npm install @erminhhho/preset

# yarn
yarn add @erminhhho/preset

# pnpm
pnpm add @erminhhho/preset

Register the preset in Nuxt:

// nuxt.config.ts (Nuxt 3)
export default defineNuxtConfig({
	modules: ['@erminhhho/preset']
})
// nuxt.config.js (Nuxt 2)
export default {
	buildModules: ['@erminhhho/preset']
}

After installation, follow the @erminhhho/preset README for tokens, themes, and usage specifics.

Registry

This package is published to the public npm registry.

Commands

1. Initialize a workspace

npx @erminhhho/profile init

2. Sync generated instructions

npx @erminhhho/profile sync

3. Check drift without writing

npx @erminhhho/profile sync --check

Optional: preview generated targets

npx @erminhhho/profile sync --dry-run

Maintenance flow

When you change this repository and want to update the npm package:

  1. Edit this repository.
  2. Run the tests:
npm test
  1. Bump the package version:
npm version patch

Use minor for new backward-compatible features and major for breaking changes.

  1. Publish the new version to npm:
npm publish
  1. In each workspace that uses it, run:
npx @erminhhho/profile sync

Use init only for first installation in a workspace. Use sync to propagate later updates.