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Summary

This PR creates symlinks from AGENTS.md to CLAUDE.md to provide alternative naming for the same documentation file. However, there is a critical bug in the implementation.


🚨 Critical Issue

Incorrect symlink target in examples/AGENTS.md

The symlink at examples/AGENTS.md points to CLAUDE.md (relative path in the same directory), but:

  • examples/CLAUDE.md is a different file with example-specific guidelines
  • examples/AGENTS.md should point to the root CLAUDE.md file instead

Current behavior:

examples/AGENTS.md -> CLAUDE.md  # Points to examples/CLAUDE.md (wrong!)

Expected behavior:

examples/AGENTS.md -> ../CLAUDE.md  # Points to root CLAUDE.md (correct)

Evidence:

  • /home/runner/work/rivet/rivet/CLAUDE.md starts with "# CLAUDE.md" and contains project-wide conventions
  • /home/runner/work/rivet/rivet/examples/CLAUDE.md starts with "# examples/CLAUDE.md" and contains example-specific guidelines
  • Reading examples/AGENTS.md currently returns the examples-specific content, not the root CLAUDE.md content

✅ What Works

Root-level symlink (AGENTS.md): Correctly points to CLAUDE.md in the same directory.


🔧 Required Fix

Change the symlink target in examples/AGENTS.md:

cd examples
rm AGENTS.md
ln -s ../CLAUDE.md AGENTS.md

Or if you want to point to the examples-specific CLAUDE.md (which seems unlikely based on the PR title), please clarify the intent.


Additional Observations

  1. Symlink compatibility: Symlinks work fine in Git and on Unix-like systems, but consider whether Windows users might encounter issues if they don't have symlink support enabled.

  2. Purpose clarity: The PR description is empty. Consider documenting why AGENTS.md is being added as an alias. Is this for compatibility with AI coding tools that look for AGENTS.md specifically?

  3. Consistency: Only two locations have the symlink. If the goal is to provide AGENTS.md as an alternative name project-wide, verify there aren't other locations where CLAUDE.md exists that also need the symlink.


Recommendation

Do not merge until the examples/AGENTS.md symlink is corrected to point to ../CLAUDE.md.

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