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Agentic Engineering

Actionable methodology files for human-AI collaboration. Feed these to your AI and see what happens.

What This Is

Most teams using AI have no system — just ad-hoc prompting and hope. These files give your AI the operational infrastructure it's missing: escalation rules, memory, decision boundaries, and guardrails.

Each file is self-contained. Copy it into your project, point your AI at it, and start working.

Quick Start

  1. Browse the Index to see all available files
  2. Pick the ones relevant to your problem
  3. Copy them into your project (e.g., in a .agent/ directory)
  4. Tell your AI: "Follow the instructions in .agent/[filename]"
  5. Customize the examples to match your project
  6. When something goes wrong, update the file — that's the methodology

The Files

File What It Does
Agent Instructions Starter Give your AI context and boundaries from the first message
Custom Commands & Memory Session commands, memory files — end the cold start
Escalation Levels Defines when AI should proceed, inform, propose, or stop
Shared Context Commit AI memory to the repo — team-wide compounding
CLAUDE-template.md Entry point for Claude Code — copy to CLAUDE.md

See index.md for a structured overview with descriptions and suggested reading order.

More files shipping weekly. Follow Mats Ljunggren on LinkedIn for context and war stories behind each one.

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Built by Mats Ljunggren from daily production use across 17 repos. 22 years of enterprise IT, now focused on making human-AI collaboration reliable, repeatable, and safe.

This isn't theory. Every file here comes from real work — bugs caught, incidents prevented, methodology refined through actual shipping.

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