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GitHub Agent Toolkit

Open-source GitHub Actions, AI agent configs, prompts, and workflow templates for safer AI-assisted development.

This repository is built for developers using tools like:

  • GitHub Copilot
  • Codex
  • AI coding agents
  • automation workflows
  • static sites
  • small business projects
  • calculator/tools websites

Most AI coding workflows fail for predictable reasons:

  • massive overwrites
  • unclear instructions
  • broken layouts
  • hallucinated fixes
  • unsafe automation
  • no repo standards
  • “the AI deleted half my site” moments

This toolkit adds structure and guardrails.


What’s Included

GitHub Actions

Reusable workflows for:

  • site audits
  • broken link checks
  • HTML validation
  • SEO checks
  • asset verification
  • automation tasks

AGENTS.md Templates

Prebuilt instruction files for AI coding agents.

Examples:

  • calculator/math agents
  • SEO review agents
  • UI consistency agents
  • bug-fix agents
  • content review agents

Prompt Templates

Reusable prompts for:

  • safe edits
  • incremental changes
  • avoiding massive overwrites
  • debugging workflows
  • reviewing pull requests
  • improving UX without breaking layouts

Goals

  • Safer AI-assisted coding
  • Cleaner GitHub workflows
  • Better repo organization
  • Reusable automation systems
  • More reliable AI outputs
  • Less “production by chaos goblin”

Recommended Use

  1. Click Use this template
  2. Copy the workflows you want
  3. Customize the AGENTS.md files
  4. Add your own prompts/workflows
  5. Build without letting AI turn your repo into a crime scene

Repo Structure

.github/workflows/ → GitHub Actions
agents/ → AI agent instructions
prompts/ → reusable prompts
examples/ → starter examples


License

MIT — free to use, modify, and share.


Contributions

Pull requests, improvements, workflow ideas, and additional agent systems are welcome.

If you build something useful with this toolkit, improve it and share it back!