Add GitAgent Protocol support (agent.yaml + SOUL.md)#64
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Hi @flepied! 👋 This PR proposes adding GitAgent Protocol (GAP) support to Second Brain Agent — a small, open standard that gives AI agents a portable, vendor-neutral manifest so they can run on any compatible runtime and be discovered in a shared registry (https://gitagent.sh).
What this adds (nothing else changes):
agent.yaml— a standard manifest capturing your agent's name, version, preferred model (openai:gpt-4o), skills, runtime settings, and compliance metadataSOUL.md— your agent's persona and instructions in the standard soul-file format, distilled faithfully from your README and MCP server docsThese two files make Second Brain Agent portable across GAP-compatible runtimes (Claude Code, GitClaw, and others) and eligible for listing in the open agent registry. There's zero impact on your existing code — this is purely additive.
Feel free to tweak, iterate, or close — it's entirely your call. Happy to adjust anything that doesn't fit your project's direction. Thanks for building such a useful tool in the open! 🧠
⭐ If GAP looks useful to you, the project lives at https://github.com/open-gitagent/opengap — a star helps more maintainers discover the standard.