Distribute artifacts
Now that Packmind contains coding standards and recipes, let's distribute them to your Git Repositories.
The distribution will commit instructions files that will be used by AI Agents (Claude Code, Cursor, etc.).
Supported AI Agents
Packmind supports multiple AI coding assistants. Organization administrators can choose which agents to enable in Settings → Distribution → Rendering. See Manage AI Agent Rendering for details.
Here is an overview of the supported agents:
| AI Agent | What It Does | File Location |
|---|---|---|
| Packmind | Internal renderer (required) | .packmind/ |
| AGENTS.md | Updates instructions file | AGENTS.md |
| GitHub Copilot | Updates instructions file | .github/copilot-instructions.md |
| Cursor | Creates rules in YAML format | .cursor/rules/ |
| Claude Code | Updates instructions file | CLAUDE.md |
| Junie | Updates guidelines file | .junie/guidelines.md |
When you distribute standards or recipes, only the enabled agents will receive updates. The Packmind renderer is always active and creates files in the .packmind/ directory that are used by other agents.
You can create an issue in our repository to request support for additional AI coding assistants
How to Deploy
Go on the respective Recipes and Standards menu to deploy them on Git repositories.
You can either deploy a single or multiple standards/recipes at the same time. This can be achieved on the page that lists standards and recipes, or in the dedicated page for each standard and recipes.
When deploying, you must choose one or several targets where your standards and recipes will be applied. This allows you to customize which parts of your repositories receive specific guidelines.
This distribution creates a single commit for each target repository.