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@precisa-saude/agent-instructions

v1.8.0

Published

Shared agent instructions (AGENTS.md) for Precisa Saúde repositories — the single source of truth for cross-repo conventions, consumed by Claude Code and other agent-aware editors via @path imports.

Readme

@precisa-saude/agent-instructions

Single source of shared rules for AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, etc.) across every Precisa Saúde repository.

What it is

One AGENTS.md file with the cross-cutting conventions: tone, git, hooks, reviews, worktrees, source verification, test coverage, code conventions. Versioned and published to npm like any other package. Consumed by reference (@path import) from each repo's CLAUDE.md, with no duplication.

The AGENTS.md standard is open — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Zed, and others support it via import or direct loading.

How to consume

In each consumer repo:

pnpm add -D @precisa-saude/agent-instructions

In the repo's CLAUDE.md (Claude Code pointer):

# Claude instructions

This repository follows the AGENTS.md convention. Shared rules across
the precisa-saude ecosystem live in `@precisa-saude/agent-instructions`,
and repo-specific rules live in `./AGENTS.md`.

@./node_modules/@precisa-saude/agent-instructions/AGENTS.md
@./AGENTS.md

The repo's local AGENTS.md contains only that repo's specific section (structure, domain conventions, commit scopes, etc.). The shared base lives in node_modules and is refreshed via pnpm update @precisa-saude/agent-instructions.

Reading the shared base on GitHub

Because the shared content is installed via npm, readers browsing a consumer repo on GitHub won't see the base inline. To read it:

https://github.com/Precisa-Saude/tooling/blob/main/packages/agent-instructions/AGENTS.md

Each consumer repo includes a link to this URL at the top of its local AGENTS.md so readers can find the shared rules.

How to edit shared rules

  1. Edit packages/agent-instructions/AGENTS.md in the tooling repo
  2. Open a PR in tooling — the review bot checks the change
  3. After merge, semantic-release publishes a new version to npm
  4. Consumers pick it up via pnpm update @precisa-saude/agent-instructions (or Renovate / Dependabot automates it)

For rules specific to a single repo, edit that repo's local AGENTS.md — don't touch the shared base.

Language

This file and the shared base are in en-US — agent configuration is infrastructure, sitting next to ESLint/TypeScript config, read by tools and contributors from many backgrounds. User-facing content in the ecosystem (READMEs, CHANGELOG, commit messages, issue/PR templates, code comments aimed at readers) stays in pt-BR with full accentuation.