Add GitAgent Protocol support (agent.yaml + SOUL.md)#2
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Hi @tegridydev! 👋
This PR adds GitAgent Protocol (GAP) support to abstract-agent — a small, open standard for portable, interoperable AI agents. More at https://gitagent.sh.
What this adds (only two new files, nothing else touched):
agent.yaml— a standard manifest capturing your agent's name, version, description, model preference (ollama:gemma3:4b), the seven pipeline skills (literature-search → novelty-assessment), runtime settings, and compliance info.SOUL.md— your agent's persona and pipeline in the standard soul format, distilled faithfully from youragents_config.yamland README.Why it might be useful:
With these two files, abstract-agent can be discovered and run on any GAP-compatible runtime, and listed on the Open GAP registry (https://registry.gitagent.sh) so more researchers can find it. The files are purely additive — they don't change any existing code or behaviour.
Totally optional — feel free to tweak, edit the model field, or close if you'd prefer not to adopt the protocol. Either way, thank you for building this in the open. Local-first research tooling is awesome! 🎉