Add AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md to the project#1439
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Just some minor suggestions and questions
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| **Configuration:** `.rubocop.yml` | ||
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| - Target Ruby: 3.0 |
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This kind of contradicts the other Ruby version requirement.
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It's simply stating the RuboCop uses Ruby 3.0's syntax to lint the code, which can affect the result. This IMO doesn't contradict with the fact that at runtime we have to make it compatible with Ruby 2.6.
| ## Common Workflows | ||
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| Do NOT commit anything. Ask the developer to review the changes after tasks are finished. | ||
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| NEVER pushes code to any repositories. |
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Are these necessary? Do we see agents trying to commit and push? 😨
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Yes this happened to me once due to testing a copy-pasted user-level command instruction 😅
And honestly, I want to make sure anyone contributing to RDoc using AI at least committing (and hopefully reviewing the code) by themselves.
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I've been using AI coding agents to assist my development in RDoc for a while. And having these instructions can save me (or anyone who wants to contribute) quite a bit of time.
AGENTS.mdis what most agentic tools use, such as OpenAI Codex or Cursor.CLAUDE.mdis only for Claude Code, which is the main tool I use.