fabric.js
fabricjs/fabric.js/AGENTS.md
This file defines how coding agents should operate in this repository. Run from repo root: Agents should check and use repository skills when tasks match. Available skill: Use the fabricjs-open-pr skill when any of these apply:
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- AGENTS.md instructions for /Users/andreabogazzi/develop/fabric.js
- Project
- Repository Priorities
- Setup
- Common Commands
- Testing Expectations
- Code Style
- PR and Changelog Workflow
- In-Repo Skills
- Skill Trigger Guidance
- Git Safety
- Communication
# AGENTS.md instructions for /Users/andreabogazzi/develop/fabric.js This file defines how coding agents should operate in this repository. ## Project - Repository: `fabricjs/fabric.js` - Language: TypeScript/JavaScript - Package manager: `npm` - Runtime: Node `>=20` - Main test stacks: `vitest` (unit) and `playwright` (e2e) ## Repository Priorities - Keep changes focused and minimal. - Preserve existing architecture and naming style. - Avoid broad refactors unless explicitly requested. - Prefer fixing root causes over adding workarounds. ## Setup Run from repo root: ```bash pnpm install ``` ## Common Commands - Build: `pnpm run build` - Fast build: `pnpm run build:fast` - Typecheck: `pnpm run typecheck` - Lint: `pnpm run lint` - Format check: `pnpm run prettier:check` - Format write: `pnpm run prettier:write` - Unit tests (node): `pnpm run test:vitest` - Unit tests with coverage: `pnpm run test:vitest:coverage` - E2E tests: `pnpm run test:e2e` - E2E typecheck: `pnpm run playwright:typecheck` ## Testing Expectations - Add or update tests for behavior changes. - Prefer targeted test runs while iterating, then run relevant full suites before finalizing. ## Code Style - Follow existing project style and patterns. - Keep imports stable; do not reorder unless necessary. - Use concise comments only when code is not obvious. - Avoid unrelated formatting-only diffs in touched files. ## PR and Changelog Workflow - Use clear, short PR titles. - Prefer conventional-commit style in titles when possible: - `feat`, `fix`, `docs`, `ci`, `test`, `refactor`, `chore` - Add `close #<issue-num>` in PR body only when an issue number exists; if the user states there is no issue, omit it. - Ensure `CHANGELOG.md` (`## [next]`) is updated for notable changes. - Keep changelog entry style consistent with existing lines. ## In-Repo Skills Agents should check and use repository skills when tasks match. Available skill: - `fabricjs-open-pr` - Path: `.codex/skills/fabricjs-open-pr/SKILL.md` - Use when opening PRs for this repository. - Handles PR title/body quality, optional `close #<issue-num>`, changelog entry, and predicted PR number flow. ## Skill Trigger Guidance Use the `fabricjs-open-pr` skill when any of these apply: - User asks to open/create a PR. - User asks to prepare PR metadata (title/body/changelog). - User asks to include issue-closing syntax like `close #123`. ## Git Safety - Never discard user changes unless explicitly asked. - Do not use destructive git commands without explicit instruction. - Commit only files relevant to the requested task. ## Communication - Be concise and factual. - Surface assumptions and blockers early. - When something cannot be verified locally, state that clearly.
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- fabricjs-open-pr.agents/skills/fabricjs-open-pr/SKILL.md
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