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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 introduces the agent-knowledge repository as a Git submodule. The primary goal is to centralize and standardize the shared knowledge base used across various plugin repositories, ensuring that all projects reference a consistent and up-to-date set of knowledge files. This approach simplifies maintenance by providing a single source for updates, which can then be propagated efficiently across all dependent projects.

Highlights

  • Git Submodule Integration: Integrated agent-knowledge as a Git submodule, linking to agent-sh/agent-knowledge.
  • Knowledge Base Centralization: Centralized the shared knowledge base across all plugin repositories.
  • Single Source of Truth: Established a single source of truth for knowledge, allowing updates once and pulling everywhere.
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Code Review

This pull request adds the agent-knowledge repository as a git submodule to centralize a shared knowledge base. No security vulnerabilities were found. However, there is an opportunity to improve the submodule configuration for better portability and developer experience by using a relative URL instead of a hardcoded HTTPS URL.

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[submodule "agent-knowledge"]
path = agent-knowledge
url = https://github.com/agent-sh/agent-knowledge.git

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For better portability and to accommodate different protocols (HTTPS/SSH) that developers might use, it's recommended to use a relative URL for the submodule. This allows developers to clone the superproject with either SSH or HTTPS, and the submodule will use the same protocol. This also makes it easier to work with forks of the repository.

	url = ../agent-knowledge.git

@avifenesh avifenesh merged commit c460aa1 into main Mar 5, 2026
@avifenesh avifenesh deleted the feat/agent-knowledge-submodule branch March 5, 2026 23:02
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