I like the idea of LLM-calling as an automation-friendly CLI tool! However, putting all my agents in ~/.config feels antithetical to this. My Bash scripts do not live there either, but rather in a separate script collection, or preferably, at their place of use (e.g. in a repo).

For example, let's say I want to add commit message generation (which I don't think is a great use of LLMs, but it is a practical example) to a repo. I would add the appropriate hook to /.git, but I would also want the agent with its instructions to live inside the repo (perhaps in an `axe` or `agents` directory).

Can Axe load agents from the current folder? Or can that be added?