Question for you, since you seem like you know what you're doing here: How do I learn about stuff like agents.md? I feel like every week there's a new Claude feature people are talking about and I have no idea how they learned about it.
Question for you, since you seem like you know what you're doing here: How do I learn about stuff like agents.md? I feel like every week there's a new Claude feature people are talking about and I have no idea how they learned about it.
I'm not the guy in question, but I can offer a few pointers other than the ones I did in my other message.
Tailor things to make them your own. First, imagine the kind of workflow you want. Take a pen and a paper and map it out. Second, decide on a format for your agent-related files. Third, offer the prior information to an agent to create a few general iterations. Read them and ask yourself something along the lines of: "Will cutting this affect the workflow?". If not, cut it out.
Instead of jumping and copying the first thing you find, gather knowledge by reading different workflows first. Don't limit yourself to a single field, either. For example, learning about Bloom's Taxonomy can change how you view certain things, so expand your horizons.
Take small steps. It takes a lot of experimentation to reach a good enough workflow.