The intent is good — having a standardized AGENTS.md for AI coding agents to follow is useful. However, this file is quite sparse for its purpose. A few suggestions:

1. Add project-specific context. The current rules are generic enough to apply to any repo. An AGENTS.md is most useful when it captures project-specific conventions:

   • Go version requirement (1.25+)
   • make check runs gofmt, go vet, and go test — mention this
   • Conventional commit format for commit messages
   • Config changes should go through pkg/config/defaults.go not manual JSON
   • Security-sensitive areas: auth providers, channel allowlists, exec tool
   • Test patterns: table-driven tests, httptest for channel handlers

2. make test may not be sufficient. The project uses make check which includes gofmt and go vet in addition to tests. Consider specifying make check instead.

3. Consider adding a "do not" section. E.g.:

   • Do not add new dependencies without justification
   • Do not modify go.sum manually
   • Do not expose config tokens/keys in error messages or logs

As-is, the content is correct but would benefit from being more actionable and project-specific. Not blocking since any AGENTS.md is better than none.