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# [Awesome AGENTS.md for Any Agent and Any Stack](https://khasky.hashnode.dev/awesome-agents-md-for-any-agent-and-any-stack?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

I reverse-engineered popular coding-agent instruction repos and distilled their best ideas into a stack-agnostic AGENTS.md. 📦 The core rules cover small, focused changes, security boundaries, debuggi

Sep 27 · 5 min read · khasky.hashnode.dev  
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[Adam Lewis](https://hashnode.com/@nark3d)

[Sep 29](https://hashnode.com/posts/awesome-agents-md-for-any-agent-and-any-stack/6ab8a3fa0e4c49b2aac3edcf/comment/6abb7a35c0e17e5ce8c1d542)

Good AGENTS.md is hard to write because most of them turn into a wish list, and stack-agnostic versions usually go vague on purpose to stay portable. The part worth keeping here is the security boundaries sitting alongside the small-change rule, since boundaries are the thing people drop first when the file gets long. I've kept one model per bounded context inside a monolith.