ref(dotagents): Split agent runtime concerns#122
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Move target definitions, MCP and hook writers, and subagent runtime handling into separate modules while keeping the agents barrel as a compatibility layer. Update local agent instructions to describe the new source layout. Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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This rehomes the existing agent runtime code into clearer ownership boundaries without changing runtime behavior.
Before,
src/agents/held several different concerns: target definitions, MCP and hook writers, subagent loading/writing, subagent formatting, and the public compatibility barrel. After this split:src/targets/owns target agent definitions, MCP/hook config generation, target paths, registry, and target-specific errors.src/subagents/owns subagent identity parsing, installed subagent loading/writing, runtime subagent projection, subagent formatting, and subagent-specific types.src/agents/index.tsremains as the compatibility re-export barrel so existing imports keep working.The split keeps target helper code under
targets/definitions/helpers.tsand subagent serialization undersubagents/format.ts, so the new folders reflect actual ownership rather than just renamed paths. This is intended to land ahead of plugin support so that PR can focus on plugin behavior instead of a broad module move.