Releases: codeaashu/agents-are-thinking
v1.0.0 - agents are thinking
🚀 First Release: v0.1.0 – agents-are-thinking
This is the first official release of agents‑are‑thinking, a lightweight framework and playground for experimenting with AI agents that actually think before they code, refactor, or ship.
What this release includes
- A minimal, opinionated structure for agent‑style workflows: prompts, configs, and tasks organized in a Git‑friendly way.
- Example agent templates showing how to split “thinking” (planning, reasoning, validation) from “doing” (coding, CLI, tool calls).
- A simple CLI‑style interface so you can run your first agent loop locally or via scripts.
How to get started
Install the package from npm:
npm install agents-are-thinkingThen check out the live docs and examples on the project site:
👉 agents‑are‑thinking.aashuu.tech
The site walks you through:
- Basic setup and env vars.
- How to run your first agent session.
- Patterns for scaffolding, refactoring, and audit‑style workflows.
Why this exists
Most AI‑coding demos are one‑off commands or scripts. This repo is designed to treat agents as a project: versioned configs, reusable prompt patterns, and clear separation between planning and execution—so you can iterate on how your agents think, not just on what they output.
What’s next
- More concrete, real‑world workflows (MVP scaffolding, security audits, documentation generation).
- Better observability and logging so you can see how agents are thinking, not just what they output.
- Support for pluggable tools (test runners, linters, CI glue, etc.) so this becomes a full “agent playground” for your stack.
Cooked By - warrioraashuu
Full Changelog: https://github.com/codeaashu/agents-are-thinking/commits/v1.0.0