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Nexa Agent Instructions

Scope

  • These instructions apply to the repository root.
  • Read every route that matches the current task.

Required routing

Task Required document
Every task .agents/rules/general.md
Non-trivial design, planning, implementation, review, or verification .agents/roles.md
Repeatable role-based execution .agents/workflows.md
Public API, Swift Concurrency, package target, dependency, transport, cache, interceptor, or architecture documentation .agents/rules/architecture.md
PR, review thread, commit, CI, release, documentation, or verification .agents/rules/project-workflows.md

Routing rules

  • AGENTS.md as canonical repository rule entrypoint.
  • .agents/rules/general.md as rule for every task.
  • All matched task-specific documents as required reading before planning, editing, reviewing, or verification.
  • README.md as required reading before public API or architecture documentation edits.
  • Non-trivial design or implementation workflow requires Designer result and approved Spec before Task Packet.
  • Independent read-only review and CI analysis have no approved Spec requirement.
  • Nexa public API, Swift Concurrency behavior, package target dependencies, and existing request behavior as explicit scope boundaries.
  • Nexa PR and review text in Korean.

Local planning artifacts

  • Non-trivial design or implementation workflow requires Designer result, user approval, and an approved local Spec before Task Packet.
  • Store Specs under .agents/specs/ and Plans under .agents/plans/; both directories are local debugging artifacts and Git ignores them.
  • A Spec records source, approved Designer Result, user approval, constraints, alternatives and decision, changed boundaries, acceptance criteria, verification, minimum commit units, and execution constraints.
  • A Plan records the approved Spec path, task units, scope, changed files, acceptance criteria, verification, and commit units.