I ve been starting new repos over and over again, kept a list of personal skills too. But recently I have been thinking of a different approach: a Minimal AGENTS.md (or CLAUDE.md if you use claude)The idea is inspired by Organic Architecture theory by architect Frank Lloyd Wright where a building will dynamically grow / change with people using it.For example here are a few lines I put in the minimal AGENTS.md (conceptual)---1. Always keep a README.md in any folder greater than 5 files, and update the README.md of immediate and parent folders when changing.2. Submit for code review using [{my preference of ai code reviewer venders}] and loop until code resolves. Ok to push back and dismiss. Do TDD if code reviewer found critical bug you agree to3. Keep the memory of lesson learned in .memory/ topic .md and update them, consolidate to skill if hit the same lesson more than 3 times.---And usually it helps kind of start the growth of the repo as I further develop it.has anyone try this kind of approach?