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@nuasite/agent-summary

v0.0.53

Published

Create simple summary of the project for LLM.

Downloads

1,518

Readme

@nuasite/agent-summary

@nuasite/agent-summary is a tiny Astro integration that turns your built site into a machine-readable catalog (AGENTS.md) for agentic or LLM-driven tooling. During astro build it walks every generated HTML page, extracts lightweight metadata, captures redirects, and keeps several machine-friendly blocks in AGENTS.md up to date.

What it does

  • Discovers every concrete page emitted by Astro (skipping redirect-only routes).
  • Reads the built HTML, normalizes the title/description, and records prominent headings as contextual breadcrumbs.
  • Serializes each page (and redirect) into JSONL blocks bounded by dedicated <page_summary*> markers.
  • Creates AGENTS.md if it does not exist, or replaces only the generated blocks when they already exist.

The resulting file can be fed directly into embeddings, vector stores, or custom command palettes so an agent always has a fresh summary of your documentation surface.

Installation

bun add -D @nuasite/agent-summary
# or: npm install -D @nuasite/agent-summary

Usage

  1. Ensure there is an AGENTS.md at the project root (the integration will create one if it is missing).
  2. Register the integration in your astro.config.mjs:
import { agentsSummary } from '@nuasite/agent-summary'
import { defineConfig } from 'astro/config'

export default defineConfig({
	integrations: [
		agentsSummary(),
	],
})
  1. Run your normal build (bun run astro build, npm run build, etc.). When the build finishes you should see a log similar to:
[agents-summary] Updated AGENTS.md with 42 page entries and 3 redirects.

Generated blocks

updateAgentsSummary writes (or updates) sections inside AGENTS.md. You can keep anything you like before/between/after them; only the content between <page_summary> marker pair is ever rewritten.

JSONL excerpt:

<page_summary>
{"kind":"page","route":"/docs/getting-started","title":"Getting started","description":"Overview of the quickstart workflow.","headlines":[{"level":"h1","text":"Getting started"},{"level":"h2","text":"Install"}]}
{"kind":"redirect","route":"/old-path","to":"/docs/getting-started","status":"302"}
</page_summary>

Development

The package is written in TypeScript and tested with Bun:

bun install
bun test packages/agent-summary/tests/cases/unit/utils.test.ts

src/agent-summary-integration.ts contains the integration entry point, while src/utils.ts focuses on parsing HTML, detecting redirects, and keeping AGENTS.md synchronized.