pactkit-copilot
PactKit adapter for GitHub Copilot — project-level deployment to .github/.
Install
pip install pactkit pactkit-copilot
Usage
# Deploy PactKit to a project for GitHub Copilot
cd your-project
pactkit init --format copilot
# Then open the project in your IDE and use /project-init
What it deploys
| Asset | Location |
|---|---|
| Skills | .github/skills/{name}/SKILL.md |
| Agents | .github/agents/{name}.md |
| Commands | .github/prompts/{name}.prompt.md |
| Instructions | .github/copilot-instructions.md |
Key differences from other adapters
- Project-level only: Everything goes into
.github/(no user-level~/directory) - Per-project init: Each new project requires
pactkit init --format copilot - Rules inlined: Copilot doesn't support
@include, so rules are inlined into command prompts - Two-step bootstrap:
pactkit init(terminal) →/project-init(IDE)
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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