DOX
Tiny MIT-licensed framework that keeps a tree of nested AGENTS.md files and indexes, so an agent reads precise project context before it edits and updates it afterwards.
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DOX is a lightweight framework designed for managing artificial intelligence agents. It maintains a tree structure of nested AGENTS.md files and indexes to help agents access precise project context before making edits and updates. Developers use it as part of a system for building autonomous agents that can operate independently, create tools, learn from experience, and self-correct while executing workflows with full transparency.
The framework is developed by agent0ai and released under the MIT license, making it freely available for open source and commercial use. DOX emphasizes documentation through its AGENTS.md file structure, enabling agents to understand and modify project state in a self-documenting way. The tool integrates with various use cases including content creation, data analysis, research, and development workflows where agents need to maintain awareness of project context.
Checked 2 November 2026.
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- Agent memory vs documentation: which slot a memory plugin fills, and which one the repo does
Memory is what an agent noted and a plugin replays. Documentation is what you wrote, reviewed and committed. How each loads, and what to write down.
- AGENTS.md vs CLAUDE.md: which file Claude Code reads, and the flag that decided it
Since 2.1.277, Claude Code reads AGENTS.md only when no CLAUDE.md or CLAUDE.local.md is on the path. Before 2.1.281, telemetry off skipped it silently.