refresh-agents
DocumentsRefresh fact-based sections of crates/AGENTS.md (STRUCTURE, WHERE TO LOOK, COMPLEXITY HOTSPOTS, KNOWN BROKEN) from current codebase state. Use after refactoring, renaming files, adding crates, or when the agent notices AGENTS.md info is stale.
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Refresh AGENTS.md
Bring the fact-based sections of crates/AGENTS.md up to date with the current codebase.
When to Use
- After adding/removing/renaming crates (STRUCTURE — also handled by pre-commit hook)
- After moving or renaming key files (WHERE TO LOOK)
- Periodically or before a milestone (COMPLEXITY HOTSPOTS)
- After discovering tests that are broken on HEAD (KNOWN BROKEN)
- When you notice AGENTS.md references stale paths during a session
Procedure
Step 1 — Refresh STRUCTURE
Run the pre-commit script to sync crate inventory:
node scripts/refresh-agents-structure.mjs
Step 2 — Refresh WHERE TO LOOK
Verify each entry in the ## WHERE TO LOOK table still points to an existing file:
For each row in the table:
- Check if the file path still exists (e.g.,
crates/uc-tauri/src/run.rs) - If moved/renamed, update the Location column
- If deleted with no replacement, remove the row
- If a new major entry point was added (e.g., new daemon binary, new CLI subcommand), add a row
Do NOT add every file — only keep entries for the ~10 most common "where do I start?" lookups.
Step 3 — Refresh COMPLEXITY HOTSPOTS
Compute current hotspots using git churn + file size:
# Top 10 files by recent change frequency (last 30 commits)
git log --oneline -30 --name-only --pretty=format: -- 'crates/' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head -10
# Files over 400 lines
find crates/ -name '*.rs' -exec wc -l {} + | sort -rn | head -15
Update ## COMPLEXITY HOTSPOTS with files that are BOTH large (>300 lines) AND frequently changed. Keep to 4-6 entries max. Format:
- `path/to/file.rs`: one-sentence description of why it's complex.
Step 4 — Refresh KNOWN BROKEN (optional)
Only update this if you know of currently-broken tests on HEAD:
cargo test --workspace --lib --no-fail-fast 2>&1 | grep "FAILED\|error\[" | head -10
If failures exist that are known/accepted (not regressions), list them:
## KNOWN BROKEN
- `uc-daemon-local` auth.rs doctests: 7 tests, known broken since ADR-008 migration
- `uc-platform` effective_mime doctest: fixture issue, skip with --lib
If all tests pass, either remove the section or write "None currently known."
Step 5 — Update datestamp
Change the "Last refreshed" line at the top:
**Last refreshed:** YYYY-MM-DD (manual; <reason>)
Step 6 — Commit
Stage and commit the updated file:
git add crates/AGENTS.md
git commit -m "docs(agents): refresh AGENTS.md fact sections"
What NOT to change
## OVERVIEW— rarely changes; only update on major architecture shifts## CONVENTIONS— updated by/learnskill, not here## ANTI-PATTERNS— updated by/learnskill, not here## COMMANDS— only update if build system actually changed## NOTES— historical notes, leave as-is unless clearly wrong
Output
Report what changed:
- Which sections were updated
- How many entries were added/removed/modified
- Any stale entries that were removed