📋 Agents Index¶
Registry of all available Copilot agents in this hub. Use the @ picker in VS Code or IntelliJ to access these agents.
Available Agents¶
| Agent Name | Category | Purpose | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
mkdocs-content |
Documentation | Create and manage MkDocs documentation with two-tier content model | ✅ Active |
How to Use Agents¶
In VS Code¶
- Open Copilot Chat (Cmd+Shift+I)
- Type
@to see all agents - Select
@agent-name - Type your request
In IntelliJ¶
- Open Copilot Chat (View → Tool Windows → GitHub Copilot Chat)
- Type
@agent-nameat the start of your message - The agent will be selected
Agent Details¶
mkdocs-content¶
Purpose: Specialized for creating and managing MkDocs documentation projects.
Use when:
- Creating new documentation sections or articles
- Managing MkDocs project structure and navigation
- Ensuring style consistency across markdown files
- Adding deep-dive topics with diagrams and Q&A blocks
- Updating mkdocs.yml navigation
Capabilities:
- ✅ Create summary articles (NN-section.md)
- ✅ Create deep-dive articles (NN.XX-topic.md) with Mermaid diagrams
- ✅ Generate interview Q&A blocks
- ✅ Manage cross-references and breadcrumbs
- ✅ Validate documentation structure
Learn More: See reference/01-agents-guide.md for how agents work.
Example Prompts:
@mkdocs-content Create a new documentation section on "Advanced Topics"
@mkdocs-content Add a deep-dive article about "Security Patterns" under section 05
@mkdocs-content Update the navigation in mkdocs.yml to include all new articles
@mkdocs-content Check for broken cross-references in the docs
Adding New Agents¶
Want to create a new agent? See Agents Guide for detailed instructions.
Quick checklist:
- Create
.github/agents/NN-name.agent.md - Add YAML frontmatter (name, description, temperature)
- Write agent instructions (core responsibilities, operating principles)
- Update this index
- Test locally:
bash scripts/setup-vscode.sh - Commit and push
Related Documentation¶
- Home — Project overview and quick start
- Setup Guide — Detailed setup for VS Code and IntelliJ
- Agents Guide — How to create agents
- Skills Guide — How to create skills