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Fimo gives coding agents two kinds of guidance. Skills provide version-matched product instructions. Rule files describe how to work in a specific repository.

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Global bootstrap skill

fimo skills install adds one small global skill to each selected coding tool. The bootstrap tells the agent to fetch the instruction set it needs. The full skills do not get copied into every repository.

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Skills loaded on demand

Load a skill or one of its reference documents through the CLI:
fimo-code resolves from the package installed in the project. The workflow skills resolve from the CLI you run. If the project dependencies are missing, install them before loading fimo-code. Reference documents cover narrower tasks. site-checks, for example, tells an agent how to choose a running local server, an existing preview, or a URL you supplied. The agent uses agent-browser when available or equivalent tools in its environment, and reports what that target can prove without treating preview measurements as published-site performance.

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Project rule files

New projects include AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md. AGENTS.md is the shared source for project guidance and works directly with tools that support it. Generate missing variants for other tools with:
fimo rules sync only creates missing files. It does not overwrite a variant you have edited. To rebuild one from the current AGENTS.md, remove that variant first, then run the command again.

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Keep the global skill current

Use sync after upgrading from an older CLI when you need to remove stale global Fimo skills:
Use fimo skills uninstall to remove the global bootstrap from selected coding tools. Project rule files remain in the repository.

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What’s next

Set up your coding agent

Install the bootstrap skill and connect a coding tool on this machine.

CLI reference

Look up every fimo command.

Agent onboarding guide

Give the stable setup guide directly to your coding agent.