Workflows
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One AGENTS.md, no drift: prove CLAUDE.md is a real symlink and the generated files are in sync
Keep one AGENTS.md as the single source of agent rules, symlink CLAUDE.md to it, and prove with CI that the symlink is committed as a symlink (not a Windows-materialised copy) and that any generated per-tool file byte-matches a fresh regeneration from the source, so nothing silently drifts.
codebase-memory-mcp: wire the knowledge graph, stop re-reading files
Point your MCP client at a codebase-memory-mcp server so your coding agent queries the repo's knowledge graph instead of re-reading files into context on every question, cutting token spend without changing answer quality.
Kilo Code: a mode that can only edit the files you let it
Build a docs mode that can read the whole repo but only write to Markdown, using a fileRegex restriction on the edit group.
OpenCode: a model-routed team, cheap to plan, strong to build
Give each agent its own model so planning and review run on a cheap model and only the build runs on your best one.
OpenCode: a read-only Plan pass that cannot touch your files
Separate think from touch: lock the plan agent to read-only (edit + bash deny) so it proposes before it edits, then Tab into build to execute.
Repomix + Fable 5: Pack a Repo for a Long-Context Review
Flatten an entire codebase into a single file and let Fable 5 hold all of it at once for a whole-system review.
Cline + Fable 5: Build or Fix Something Without Writing Code
Use a coding agent inside VS Code that builds and fixes code while you just describe what you want, powered by Fable's stamina.
Pi: The Reusable Prompt Template
Turn a prompt you retype into a permanent Pi slash command.
Pi: The Safe Diff Reviewer
A code reviewer that reads your staged diff and structurally cannot modify it.