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The MSX documentation now defines Agentic Development as an adoptable framework for organization-scoped docs and memory repositories. Agents get explicit guidance for resolving the correct project context before acting, and the docs now define a Natural Language coding standard with US English as the project dialect.
New: Agentic Development framework
A new framework section documents how each organization owns a
docsrepository for canonical knowledge and amemoryrepository for durable agent working context. The framework describes the organization as the project boundary and explains how product repositories adopt it through thin pointer files rather than duplicated process knowledge.The new pages cover:
dnb.ghe.com/AI-Platform,github.com/MSXOrg, andgithub.com/PSModule;docsandmemoryrepositories;AGENTS.md,CLAUDE.md, Copilot instructions, and path-scoped instructions.New: Natural Language coding standard
A new coding standard defines how English prose is written across docs, issues, pull requests, comments, prompts, agent instructions, error messages, release notes, and memory. The standard sets US English as the project dialect and gives concrete rules for clear, evergreen, agent-readable prose.
It covers:
Changed: Agents segment project context before loading standards
The local agent pointer files now tell agents to segment work before loading project standards or memory. For this repository, agents resolve the current project as
github.com/MSXOrg/docsand use MSXOrg context unless the task explicitly asks for another organization.This prevents a multi-root or multi-project workspace from accidentally applying PSModule or AI-Platform standards to MSXOrg work, or vice versa.
Technical Details
src/docs/Frameworks/Agentic-Development/index.md.src/docs/Frameworks/Agentic-Development/spec.md.src/docs/Frameworks/Agentic-Development/design.md, including a Mermaid context-resolution flow.src/docs/Coding-Standards/Natural-Language.md.src/zensical.tomlnavigation.AGENTS.mdand.github/copilot-instructions.mdwith explicit host/org/repo/path/task segmentation guidance.pwsh .github/scripts/Test-DocumentationLink.ps1pwsh .github/scripts/Update-DocumentationIndex.ps1 -Checkpython -m zensical build --clean