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    AI Integrations: AGENTS.md

    pacwich provides an AGENTS.md file that can be used to provide context to AI tools about the package, which can be found at node_modules/pacwich/AGENTS.md after you install pacwich.

    The content of this file is the same as the the skills files or MCP server's resources.

    You can use this file to provide immediate knowledge of pacwich to an agent.

    Split files

    You can also access partial files from node_modules/pacwich/agents/ for more targeted context.

    These include:

    • OVERVIEW.md (encouraged to link first, includes a manifest of the other files below)
    • CLI.md
    • API.md
    • CONFIG.md
    • CONCEPTS.md

    Web-served Files

    The documentation website serves the same files from latest found in the same structure at:

    • https://pacwich.dev/AGENTS.md
    • https://pacwich.dev/agents/OVERVIEW.md
    • https://pacwich.dev/agents/CLI.md
    • https://pacwich.dev/agents/API.md
    • https://pacwich.dev/agents/CONFIG.md
    • https://pacwich.dev/agents/CONCEPTS.md

    Example: Usage in CLAUDE.md

    Since CLAUDE.md supports importing other files, you can easily integrate this file into your context by adding the following line to your CLAUDE.md file:

    <!-- CLAUDE.md contents -->

@node_modules/pacwich/AGENTS.md

    Using the split files:

    @node_modules/pacwich/agents/OVERVIEW.md
@node_modules/pacwich/agents/CLI.md

    Simply suggesting to read directly from the doc website in a prompt or AGENTS.md:

    This project uses the npm package pacwich for monorepo tooling that enhances native workspaces. Get the latest full docs from https://pacwich.dev/AGENTS.md, or read the shorter https://pacwich.dev/agents/OVERVIEW.md which includes a manifest of targeted slices of docs for more token efficiency.

    Other Tooling

    If your tool does not support imports like CLAUDE.md, you can manually copy the contents of node_modules/pacwich/AGENTS.md into your tool's context or create a symlink to the file in your tool's config.

    You might also simply instruct your agent to read node_modules/pacwich/AGENTS.md via a prompt.