Add GitAgent Protocol support (agent.yaml + SOUL.md)#23
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This adds protocol support per https://gitagent.sh
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Hi! 👋 This PR adds GitAgent Protocol (GAP) support to RepairAgent — a small, open standard for portable AI agents (gitagent.sh).
What this adds — nothing else is changed:
agent.yaml— a standard manifest declaring RepairAgent's name, version, model preferences, skills, runtime limits, and compliance postureSOUL.md— RepairAgent's persona and operating instructions in the standard format, faithfully distilled from the existingAI_SETTINGS_TEMPLATEand READMEWhy this might be useful:
With these two files, RepairAgent can be listed in the Open GAP registry, run unmodified on any GAP-compatible runtime (Claude Code, GitClaw, and others), and discovered by the growing community of agent builders. The files are additive — they don't touch a single line of existing code.
Totally optional to accept — feel free to edit the descriptions, close, or ignore. I'm proposing this because RepairAgent (164 Defects4J fixes, ICSE 2025!) is exactly the kind of principled, well-engineered agent the ecosystem benefits from having in the open registry. 🦀
What is the GitAgent Protocol? An open, vendor-neutral standard for portable AI agents — one manifest, run anywhere. If this looks useful, the project lives at ⭐ https://github.com/open-gitagent/opengap — a star helps more maintainers discover it.