obsidian-steward / community-UDCs
AGENTS.md85 starsChanged 6 months agoMITView on GitHub
These commands run popular terminal agent CLIs from a Steward user-defined command.
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These commands run popular terminal agent CLIs from a Steward user-defined command.
Gemini (Gemini CLI)
command_name: gemini
description: Gemini CLI (Google).
query_required: false
steps:
- name: shell
query: >-
{{^from_user}}gemini{{/from_user}}{{#from_user}}gemini "{{from_user}}"{{/from_user}}Claude (Claude Code)
command_name: claude
description: Claude Code CLI (Anthropic).
query_required: false
steps:
- name: shell
query: >-
{{^from_user}}claude{{/from_user}}{{#from_user}}claude "{{from_user}}"{{/from_user}}Hermes (Hermes Agent)
command_name: hermes
description: Hermes Agent CLI (Nous Research).
query_required: false
steps:
- name: shell
query: >-
{{^from_user}}hermes{{/from_user}}{{#from_user}}hermes chat -q "{{from_user}}"{{/from_user}}In this repository5 other files it gives its agents.
- .cursor/rules/general-rule.mdcCursor rule
- .cursor/rules/test-rule.mdcCursor rule
- flashcardSkill
- guardrailsSkill
- user-defined-commandSkill
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