This directory contains your custom Codebuff agents. Each agent is a TypeScript file that defines an AI agent with specific capabilities and behavior.

1. Edit an existing agent: Start with my-custom-agent.ts and modify it for your needs
2. Check out the examples and types: See the examples and types directories to draw inspiration and learn what's possible.
3. Test your agent: Run codebuff --agent your-agent-name
4. Publish your agent: Run codebuff publish your-agent-name

• types/ - TypeScript type definitions
• examples/ - Example agents for reference
• my-custom-agent.ts - Your first custom agent (edit this!)
• Add any new agents you wish to the .agents directory

Each agent file exports an AgentDefinition object with:

• id: Unique identifier (lowercase, hyphens only)
• displayName: Human-readable name
• model: AI model to use (see OpenRouter for options)
• toolNames: Tools the agent can use
• instructionsPrompt: Instructions for the agent's behavior
• spawnerPrompt: When other agents should spawn this one
• spawnableAgents: Which agents this agent can spawn

• read_files - Read file contents
• write_file - Create or modify files
• str_replace - Make targeted edits
• run_terminal_command - Execute shell commands
• code_search - Search for code patterns
• spawn_agents - Delegate to other agents
• end_turn - Finish the response

See types/tools.ts for more information on each tool!

• Check the type definitions in types/agent-definition.ts
• Look at examples in the examples/ directory
• Join the Codebuff Discord community (https://discord.com/invite/mcWTGjgTj3)

Happy agent building! 🤖