Add GitAgent Protocol support (agent.yaml + SOUL.md)#111
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Hi! 👋 This PR proposes adding GitAgent Protocol (GAP) support to Koder — a small, open standard for portable AI agents (https://gitagent.sh).
What this adds (no existing files are changed):
agent.yaml— a standard manifest capturing Koder's name, version, preferred model, skills, runtime settings, and compliance postureSOUL.md— Koder's persona and instructions distilled into the standard soul formatWith these two files, Koder can run on any GAP-compatible runtime and be listed in the Open GAP registry. The manifest faithfully reflects what Koder already does — multi-provider LLM routing, terminal-first UX, permission-aware shell execution, and extensible skills/MCP integrations.
Totally up to you to accept, edit, or close — this is just a proposal. Thanks for building Koder in the open! 🦀