Supported Coding Agents¶
TLDRGraph was built from day one to pair with modern AI coding assistants.
Universal Agent Support¶
Every supported agent receives byte-identical instructions and workflows. No tool receives special treatment or proprietary workarounds.
| Agent Tool | Integration Method | File Location | Command |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Native command file | .claude/commands/tldrgraph-init.md | /tldrgraph-init |
| Cursor | Slash command | .cursor/commands/tldrgraph-init.md | /tldrgraph-init |
| Codex | Agent skill | .agents/skills/tldrgraph-init/SKILL.md | $tldrgraph-init or /skills |
| Antigravity / Gemini CLI | Cross-tool rules standard | AGENTS.md | Auto-invoked |
| Windsurf | Workflows directory | .windsurf/workflows/tldrgraph-init.md | Slash workflow |
| Cline / Roo Code | Rule and command workflows | .clinerules/workflows/ | Slash workflow |
| KiloCode / OpenCode | Custom commands | .opencode/command/ | Command prompt |
| Continue.dev | Custom prompt slash | .continue/prompts/ | /tldrgraph-init |
Automated Tool Detection¶
Running tldrgraph install detects active configuration folders in your project:
If your project contains a .cursor or .claude folder, TLDRGraph automatically registers the appropriate command.
To install across every known agent environment:
The Cross-Tool Standard: AGENTS.md¶
TLDRGraph maintains AGENTS.md in your repository root. Most modern coding tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Antigravity, Copilot, Zed) parse AGENTS.md on startup.
It instructs the agent to: 1. Never guess symbols or paths: Always query the graph first using tldrgraph query or tldrgraph trace. 2. Respect architectural layers: Avoid introducing backward dependencies. 3. Follow code health standards: Maintain files $\le 400$ lines and functions $\le 50$ lines.