docs(agents): add code style and git usage guides alongside remote benchmark workflow#2
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…nchmark workflow The project needed clear guidelines for artificial agents to follow when committing code, formatting different languages, and executing tests. Two rule files were added to strictly enforce Python formatting, Zig conventions, and standard Conventional Commits. A remote benchmarking workflow was also added to allow performance testing via SSH to be automated on remote environments. These files reside under the .agents/ directory to be automatically picked up by agent workflows without polluting user space. Signed-off-by: Antigravity <antigravity@google.com>
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The project needed clear guidelines for artificial agents to follow when committing code, formatting different languages, and executing tests. Two rule files were added to strictly enforce Python formatting, Zig conventions, and standard Conventional Commits. A remote benchmarking workflow was also added to allow performance testing via SSH to be automated on remote environments. These files reside under the .agents/ directory to be automatically picked up by agent workflows without polluting the user space.