Conversation
72f23f1 to
fb34220
Compare
|
/retest |
|
Now we have a fix for the problem with pkg_resources. Could you re-run the jobs? They should now pass without problems. |
Add CLAUDE.md with project-specific instructions for AI-assisted development of ORC controllers, including project structure, key patterns, and references to detailed documentation. Add Claude Code skills for common development workflows: - /new-controller: Scaffold and implement new ORC controllers - /update-controller: Modify existing controllers (add fields, tags, etc.) - /add-dependency: Add resource dependencies to controllers - /proposal: Write enhancement proposals following the template - /testing: Run unit tests, linting, and E2E tests Skills follow Claude Code best practices: - YAML frontmatter with name, description, disable-model-invocation - Shared patterns.md reference for implementation principles - Cross-references using @path imports
fb34220 to
dc263f9
Compare
|
@winiciusallan done |
mandre
left a comment
There was a problem hiding this comment.
This is great, thanks @eshulman2. This has been on my TODO list for a while to add AGENTS.md and a good set of skills for the project, I'm glad you took care of it.
I just have a ask: can we try to respect the standards so that more agents can benefit from it?
I'd like the AGENTS.md file to be the source of truth. Likewise, I'd like skills to be located in a .agents/skills directory.
| @@ -0,0 +1 @@ | |||
| CLAUDE.md No newline at end of file | |||
There was a problem hiding this comment.
I'd prefer it the other way around: let's have a generic AGENTS.md, and create a CLAUDE.md symlink to it since Anthropic decided to ignore the standard.
Add CLAUDE.md with project-specific instructions for AI-assisted
development of ORC controllers, including project structure, key
patterns, and references to detailed documentation.
Add Claude Code skills for common development workflows:
Skills follow Claude Code best practices:
Tested locally and compared with already proposed controller (loadbalancer), did a great job mostly similar to what I did with some possible improvements!