agent-notes-toolkit

In multi-agent workflows, decisions tend to live only in chat logs with no structured trace and no repeatable quality check, so CI cannot enforce note standards on agent output. Agent Notes Toolkit packages the "Agent Notes" mechanism as a portable tool: a decision-record tree as the skeleton, six verification gates (lifecycle closure, classification, format, archive, links, paragraph wrap), and a shared engine that powers the local CLI, CI pipelines, and in-session tool calls with the same gate code and the same exit-code contract.

Beyond verification, the toolkit ships a scaffolding CLI that drops rule files into your project in one step, ready-to-use GitHub Actions and GitLab CI workflow definitions, and a self-contained dsh bundle that registers a dedicated AN preset, a notes-verify model tool, and companion skills without requiring a global install.

It is aimed at small-to-medium teams that need auditable, version-controlled decision records across agent sessions and want to enforce note quality as a first-class concern in their CI pipeline, especially engineers already working with dsh or looking to bring agent workflows under version control.