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Hugging FaceReads credentialsAGENTS.md

ml-intern

huggingface/ml-intern/AGENTS.md

Agent Notes ## Local Dev Servers - Frontend: from `frontend/`, run `npm ci` if dependencies are missing, then `npm run dev`. - Backend (full/rollback): from `backend/`, run `uv run uvicorn main:app --host

MudBlazorAGENTS.md

MudBlazor

MudBlazor/MudBlazor/AGENTS.md

changes, run a normal scoped build without `SkipBunCompile` for the affected project so the frontend asset pipeline runs. ### Default local loop for C# or Razor component changes - For a single

yugabyteAGENTS.md

yugabyte-db

yugabyte/yugabyte-db/AGENTS.md

functions | | `cloud/` | Docker, Kubernetes, and Grafana deployment configurations | | `yugabyted-ui/` | Yugabyted web UI (React frontend + Go API server) | | `architecture/` | Internal design documents and architecture specs | | `troubleshoot/` | Troubleshooting framework backend

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GoogleReads credentialsAGENTS.md

adk-recipes / ambient-expense-agent

google/adk-recipes/core/python/ambient-expense-agent/AGENTS.md

events and resumes the workflow via `POST /run`: ``` ... PAUSED ... -> manager approves/rejects in approval UI -> frontend POST /approve -> backend POST /run (functionResponse) -> process_decision (logs approved/rejected, emits final summary) -> done

GoogleReads credentialsAGENTS.md

adk-recipes / deep-search

google/adk-recipes/core/python/deep-search/AGENTS.md

composes a report with **inline citations** back to web sources. It ships a React frontend over an ADK-powered FastAPI backend. There is no datastore, no ingestion pipeline

GoogleReads credentialsAGENTS.md

adk-recipes / genmedia-for-commerce

google/adk-recipes/core/python/genmedia-for-commerce/AGENTS.md

deployed as one Cloud Run service, serves every entry point: - the web app (`frontend/`), one page: the Studio, with the agent's chat beside it; - the Studio

GoogleReads credentialsAGENTS.md

adk-recipes / long-horizon-harness

google/adk-recipes/core/python/long-horizon-harness/AGENTS.md

web/README.md`) is a real part of the repo — read it if the frontend is what you're after; it's just outside the ADK harness interfaces this guide teaches. When

woocommerceAGENTS.md

woocommerce

woocommerce/woocommerce/AGENTS.md

tests/php/ # PHPUnit tests │ ├── includes/ # Tests for legacy code │ └── src/ # Tests for modern code └── client/ # Frontend applications └── admin/ # Admin React app ``` ### Key Architectural Concepts **Modern vs Legacy Code:** - `plugins/woocommerce/src/` - Modern

polarsourceReads credentialsAGENTS.md

polar

polarsource/polar/AGENTS.md

source payment infrastructure platform for developers. Monorepo with a Python/FastAPI backend and a Next.js frontend. This file is the entry point for AI agents working in this repo: start here

polarsourceReads credentialsAGENTS.md

polar / clients

polarsource/polar/clients/AGENTS.md

Frontend Development Guide Next.js web application with TypeScript, TanStack Query, and the Orbit design system. ## Quick Commands All of these are root scripts, run from `clients/`: ```bash pnpm dev # Start

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chaitinAGENTS.md

PandaWiki

chaitin/PandaWiki/AGENTS.md

Repository Layout - `backend/`: Go backend services, APIs, workers, migrations, docs. - `web/`: pnpm workspace for frontend apps. - `web/admin/`: React + Vite admin console. - `web/app/`: Next.js user-facing web app. - `sdk/`: SDK-related

jeffvliAGENTS.md

feishin

jeffvli/feishin/AGENTS.md

/shared/hooks`. Read `docs/agents/mantine.md` only when debugging those wrappers or adding a new wrapped component/hook. ### Frontend Renderer UI (imports, composition, CSS Modules, theme, i18n/icons/toasts/modals, Zustand): read `docs/agents/frontend.md` when writing or changing

rolling-scopesReads credentialsAGENTS.md

rsschool-app / nestjs-best-practices

rolling-scopes/rsschool-app/.agents/skills/nestjs-best-practices/AGENTS.md

# NestJS Best Practices **Version 1.1.0** NestJS Best Practices January 2026 > **Note:** > This document is

hackjutsuAGENTS.md

Lepton

hackjutsu/Lepton/AGENTS.md

tagging, markdown/Jupyter notebook support, and GitHub Enterprise integration. ## Tech Stack - **Framework**: Electron (desktop app) - **Frontend**: React 19 + Redux (with Redux Thunk for async actions) - **Build System**: Webpack + Babel (ES6 transpilation

fossasiaAGENTS.md

visdom

fossasia/visdom/AGENTS.md

AGENTS instructions Visdom: Python client + Tornado server + React frontend for live data visualization. Version `0.3.1` · Python >= 3.12 · Apache 2.0 ## Setup - Install Python: `pip install -e . && pip install -r test-requirements.txt` - Build

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claude-code

Kuberwastaken/claude-code/AGENTS.md

mode or pipe into `head`. ### Testing the TUI in a controlled terminal The ratatui frontend is sensitive to terminal size and key encoding. For repeatable manual tests use tmux: ```bash

pocket-idReads credentialsAGENTS.md

pocket-id

pocket-id/pocket-id/AGENTS.md

GORM, [ory/fosite fork](#backend-go)). Its own toolchain, not part of the repository. - `frontend/` — SvelteKit 5 SPA. Builds into `backend/frontend/dist` and is embedded via `go:embed`. - `packages/ui/` — `@pocket

greatfrontendAGENTS.md

top-javascript-interview-questions

greatfrontend/top-javascript-interview-questions/AGENTS.md

Vitest, tsdown, Oxlint, Oxfmt, and Vite Task. Vite+ wraps runtime management, package management, and frontend tooling in a single global CLI called `vp`. Vite+ is distinct from Vite

zhouxiaokaAGENTS.md

autoclip

zhouxiaoka/autoclip/AGENTS.md

release requires all groups and the exact tag's CI. - Python correctness lint, frontend lint/types/tests/build, backend tests, version/readme contracts and release-gate regressions are blocking. Existing general Python style warnings

superplanehqReads credentialsAGENTS.md

superplane

superplanehq/superplane/AGENTS.md

operational UI. - **Backend**: Go, exposing a gRPC API with a REST/OpenAPI gateway. - **Frontend**: TypeScript + React, built with Vite. - **Infrastructure**: PostgreSQL (state) and RabbitMQ (messaging), run via Docker. - The application name