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project-orchestrator/AGENTS.md
mfowler 170a3e35cd chore(po): track memory in-repo + add AGENTS.md conventions
- memory/ now lives in the repo and is git-tracked; the harness memory path
  (~/.claude/.../memory) is a symlink to it so writes still land here
- AGENTS.md: document memory-in-repo, always-commit-and-push, operator-driven
  (no sweep), and the one-directional rule

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-14 15:08:08 +00:00

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# AGENTS.md — conventions for agents working in this repo
This is the **project-orchestrator (PO)** repo. See `README.md` for what the PO is and
`prompts/orchestrator.md` for the agent's role.
## Memory
- The PO's memory lives **in this repo** under `memory/`, and is **tracked via git** — not left
under `~/.claude`. Memory is versioned and reviewable alongside the code.
- The harness's expected memory path
(`~/.claude/projects/-home-loops-project-orchestrator/memory`) is a **symlink** to `memory/` here,
so the normal "write to the harness memory path" flow still lands files in the repo.
- `memory/MEMORY.md` is the index (one line per memory); each fact is its own file with frontmatter.
## Git
- **Always commit and push** every change to this repo (`git add -A && git commit && git push
origin main`) — including memory updates. Don't wait to be asked.
- Git identity is set locally on this repo (`mfowler.email@protonmail.com` / `mfowler`); it was not
configured globally in this environment.
- Push credentials for `git.autonomic.zone` come from the active cc-ci project
(`/srv/cc-ci/.testenv`, per `fleet.toml`).
## Operating model
- The PO is **operator-driven**: it acts on request (create / start / stop / update / list / status
a project). There is **no periodic fleet sweep** — this repo manages projects, it does not watch
them live. The agent uses `watch = "heal"` (recover-if-dead) with no `wake`.
- **Knowledge is one-directional (PO → projects).** Never write PO/fleet metadata into a project
repo. The fleet's only record is this repo's `fleet.toml`.