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Signed-off-by: Matt Bruce <matt.bruce1@toyota.com>
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| `ASSETS_BASE_URL` | Base URL for remote downloads | Only without a clone | | `ASSETS_BASE_URL` | Base URL for remote downloads | Only without a clone |
| `AGENTS_DIR` | Custom agents install path | No || `SKILLS_DIR` | Custom skills install path | No || `INSTRUCTIONS_DIR` | Custom instructions install path | No | | `AGENTS_DIR` | Custom agents install path | No || `SKILLS_DIR` | Custom skills install path | No || `INSTRUCTIONS_DIR` | Custom instructions install path | No |
| `REPO_TOKEN` | Auth token for private repos | Only if API rejects | | `REPO_TOKEN` | Auth token for private repos | Only if API rejects |
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## VS Code Agent Selector Integration
To make your global agents available in the VS Code Agents selector, symlink your agent files from the global `~/.agents/agents/` directory to VS Code's prompts folder:
```bash
ln -s ~/.agents/agents/* "$HOME/Library/Application Support/Code/User/prompts/"
```
This ensures all your agents appear in the selector for easy access. The `$HOME` variable automatically uses your user directory, so the command works for any account.