Agent Skills: agents-md-generator
Create, generate, update, repair, trim, or split minimal AGENTS.md files for repository roots and confirmed nested modules using progressive disclosure. Use for missing, bloated, contradictory, or outdated agent instructions, monorepos, services, packages, module context, and portable agent guidance without assuming any fixed agent folder structure.
ID: madteacher/mad-agents-skills/agents-md-generator
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