What it is
A small public starter repo for projects that need repo-local agent workflow state without pulling in a whole application stack.
Project page
Go Project Template
Minimal template repository for starting repo-local agent workflow projects with .go state, JSONL-friendly records, and safe defaults.
template agent-workflow jsonl repo-start
Template
shape
Repo-local
state
Public
source
Project notes
Why it exists
New repos should start with the boring pieces already in place: clear structure, workflow state, validation hooks, and copyable conventions.
Useful for
Bootstrapping experiments, public tools, and agent-operated repos that need a consistent .go workspace from day one.
How it works
The template keeps project instructions and workflow state in the repository so agents can inspect, claim, verify, and hand off work locally.
GitHub source
The repository is the live source for files, examples, and the exact template shape. This page is the human entrypoint first.
Relationship
It pairs with go-workflow-stack: the template gives a project its local shape, while the stack provides reusable schemas and CLI behavior.
Good fit
Use it when the next project should be repeatable instead of another one-off folder with undocumented agent habits.
Design direction
Small, legible, and copyable: the template should make good agent workflow hygiene feel like the default path.
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