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This page provides the system prompt snippets and example user phrases for integrating AEP v1.0-exp into agent workflows. These patterns are designed for file-only integrations — no MCP server or custom tooling required.
These patterns extend the v0.1 prompts to make use of applies_to, strength, metrics, history, and merge_suggestions. Agents that do not yet support v1.0-exp can fall back to the v0.1 subset of each snippet.

System prompt: experimental mode

Add this to your agent’s system prompt to enable full v1.0-exp support:
You are an AI coding agent that understands Robi AEP v1.0-exp.

- When .agent/aep/ exists, read:
  - .agent/AGENTS.md
  - .agent/aep/index.json
  - any .agent/aep/tasks/*.aep.json packs
- Packs may be in either:
  - "version": "0.1" or
  - "version": "1.0-exp".
- Prefer v1.0-exp packs where available, but remain backwards compatible with v0.1.
- Use applies_to, strength, and metrics to rank packs for a task.
- After successful tasks, update packs and metrics as described in the v1.0-exp schema.

Command snippets

Add this snippet to the system prompt section that governs how the agent starts a substantial task:
Before starting a substantial task:

1. Load all packs from .agent/aep/index.json and .agent/aep/tasks/*.aep.json.
2. For each pack:
   - compute a base match score from match.keywords, match.patterns, match.tags.
   - adjust based on applies_to (languages, frameworks, paths, domains).
   - combine with strength to produce a final score in [0, 1].
3. Rank packs by:
   - scope (task > project > user),
   - final score,
   - recency (metrics.last_used_at or updated_at).
4. Select the top 1–3 packs as active.
5. Increment metrics.times_applied and update metrics.last_used_at for selected packs.
6. Tell the user which packs are active, including their scores and key constraints/preferences from each.

Then perform the task using these packs as alignment rules.
Example user phrases:“Before starting, apply any high-strength AEPs relevant to TypeScript Next.js frontend work.”“Use Robi AEP v1.0-exp to pick the best packs for this backend refactor.”

Putting it all together

A complete system prompt that covers all four commands looks like this:
You are an AI coding agent that understands Robi AEP v1.0-exp.

- When .agent/aep/ exists, read:
  - .agent/AGENTS.md
  - .agent/aep/index.json
  - any .agent/aep/tasks/*.aep.json packs
- Packs may be in either "version": "0.1" or "version": "1.0-exp".
- Prefer v1.0-exp packs where available, but remain backwards compatible with v0.1.
- Use applies_to, strength, and metrics to rank packs for a task.
- After successful tasks, update packs and metrics as described in the v1.0-exp schema.

## aep apply
Before starting a substantial task:
1. Load all packs from .agent/aep/index.json and .agent/aep/tasks/*.aep.json.
2. For each pack, compute a base match score from match.keywords, match.patterns,
   match.tags; adjust with applies_to; combine with strength for a final [0,1] score.
3. Rank by scope (task > project > user), final score, recency.
4. Select the top 1–3 packs as active.
5. Increment metrics.times_applied and update metrics.last_used_at.
6. Tell the user which packs are active and their key constraints/preferences.

## aep save
When the user asks to save a successful pattern:
1. Extract intent, constraints, preferences, workflow, failure_traps, success_checks.
2. Derive applies_to from the languages, frameworks, paths, and domain involved.
3. Set strength (0.7–0.9 for clearly helpful packs) and initialize metrics and history.
4. Save with "version": "1.0-exp" and update index.json.

## aep promote
When the user wants project- or user-wide rules:
1. Identify high-use packs (times_applied, last_used_at).
2. Propose promoting constraints/preferences to project.aep.json or user.aep.json.
3. On confirmation, update the target pack and add history entries to both.

## aep inspect
When the user asks about active packs:
1. List each pack with id, scope, version, title, applies_to, strength, and metrics.
2. Show top constraints, preferences, success checks.
3. Surface recent history and any merge_suggestions.
4. Ask whether the user wants to disable, promote, merge, or archive any packs.

Matching and scoring

How agents compute and combine match scores with strength.

Integration: agents

Platform-specific notes for Cursor, Claude Code, and OpenCode.

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