agpm-cli 0.4.12

AGent Package Manager - A Git-based package manager for coding agents
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# Committed Resources Setup Example
#
# This example shows AGPM configuration where resources ARE COMMITTED to
# version control for team sharing. Resources are part of the codebase.
#
# Use this when:
# - Team members share AI agent configurations via Git
# - Resources should be versioned alongside your code
# - You want manual control over .gitignore (not automatic management)
# - Everyone on the team uses the same AI resources
#
# Key behavior:
# - gitignore = false: AGPM won't modify .gitignore
# - Resources WILL BE COMMITTED: agpm.toml, agpm.lock, .claude/, etc.
# - Team collaboration: AI resources are shared via version control
#
# IMPORTANT: Setting gitignore = false means AGPM won't add entries to
# .gitignore, so resources WILL be committed to Git. This is intentional
# for team sharing scenarios.
#
# For personal customizations that shouldn't be shared:
# - Create agpm.private.toml for personal patches/overrides
# - Manually add to .gitignore:
#     agpm.private.toml
#     agpm.private.lock

# Don't let AGPM manage .gitignore - resources will be committed to Git
gitignore = false

# Use local private repositories
[sources]
# Local path to company's internal resource repository
internal = "../company-agpm-resources"

# Local path to personal resource collection
personal = "~/agpm/my-resources"

# Install resources from private sources
[agents]
# Company-specific agents from internal repository
code-reviewer = { source = "internal", path = "agents/code-reviewer.md", version = "v2.1.0" }
security-scanner = { source = "internal", path = "agents/security-scanner.md", version = "v1.5.0" }

# Personal agents from local collection (consider using agpm.private.toml instead)
my-helper = { source = "personal", path = "agents/helper.md", version = "v1.0.0" }

[snippets]
# Company code snippets from internal repository
rust-patterns = { source = "internal", path = "snippets/rust-patterns.md", version = "v3.0.0" }
test-templates = { source = "internal", path = "snippets/test-templates.md", version = "v1.2.0" }

# Personal snippets (consider using agpm.private.toml instead)
my-snippets = { source = "personal", path = "snippets/personal.md", version = "v1.0.0" }

# Custom tool configuration
[default-tools]
# Install all agents to custom directory
agents = "claude-code"

# Override default installation paths
[target]
agents = "tools/ai-agents"
snippets = "code/snippets"
commands = "tools/commands"

# Project-specific variables for templates
[project]
company = "Acme Corp"
team = "Platform Engineering"
code_style = "rust"
test_framework = "cargo test"

# Team-wide patches (committed to version control)
[patch.agents.code-reviewer]
model = "claude-3-sonnet"
temperature = 0.7
max_tokens = 4096

[patch.agents.security-scanner]
severity_threshold = "medium"
exclude_patterns = ["*.test.rs", "tests/"]

# Note: Create agpm.private.toml for personal customizations:
# [patch.agents.my-helper]
# api_key = "${MY_ANTHROPIC_KEY}"
# custom_prompt = "You are a helpful assistant for my specific workflow."