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Add agent-knowledge as git submodule#3

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feat/agent-knowledge-submodule
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Add agent-knowledge as git submodule#3
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Summary

  • Adds agent-knowledge as a git submodule pointing to agent-sh/agent-knowledge
  • Centralizes the shared knowledge base across all plugin repos
  • Single source of truth - update once, pull everywhere

Test plan

  • Verify git submodule update --init works after clone
  • Confirm knowledge files are accessible at agent-knowledge/

Centralizes knowledge base in agent-sh/agent-knowledge repo,
shared across all plugin repos via submodule.
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This pull request integrates the agent-knowledge repository as a Git submodule, aiming to centralize and standardize the shared knowledge base across all plugin repositories. This approach ensures that all related projects can access a consistent and easily updatable source of common data, simplifying maintenance and promoting uniformity.

Highlights

  • Git Submodule Integration: The agent-knowledge repository has been added as a Git submodule, linking to https://github.com/agent-sh/agent-knowledge.git.
  • Centralized Knowledge Base: This change centralizes the shared knowledge base, establishing a single source of truth for all plugin repositories.
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  • .gitmodules
    • Added configuration for the new agent-knowledge submodule.
  • agent-knowledge
    • Initialized the agent-knowledge submodule with its initial commit.
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This pull request adds the agent-knowledge repository as a git submodule. This is a good step towards centralizing shared knowledge. My review includes one suggestion for the .gitmodules file to use a protocol-relative URL for the submodule. This change will improve the repository's usability for developers and CI systems that use different authentication protocols (HTTPS vs. SSH).

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
[submodule "agent-knowledge"]
path = agent-knowledge
url = https://github.com/agent-sh/agent-knowledge.git

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Using a protocol-relative URL for the submodule is recommended. This allows developers and CI systems to clone the repository using either HTTPS or SSH without potential authentication issues. The relative path ../agent-knowledge.git will automatically use the same protocol as the parent repository.

	url = ../agent-knowledge.git

@avifenesh avifenesh merged commit dcfc2e7 into main Mar 5, 2026
@avifenesh avifenesh deleted the feat/agent-knowledge-submodule branch March 5, 2026 23:02
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