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Agent Rules

Fetches coding rules and best practices on-demand from GitHub repositories, providing remote access ...

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Updated Sep 17, 2025
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Fetches coding rules and best practices on-demand from GitHub repositories, providing remote access to development standards with intelligent caching and support for multiple file formats without requiring local rule files.
  1. Determine the Source of Coding Rules

    • Decide whether you want to use public community rules or your own custom rules from a GitHub repo.
  2. Gather GitHub Repository Info

    • For community rules, follow one of the examples below:
      • For "awesome-copilot":
        • GITHUB_OWNER: github
        • GITHUB_REPO: awesome-copilot
        • GITHUB_PATH: instructions
        • GITHUB_BRANCH: main
      • For "awesome-cursorrules":
        • GITHUB_OWNER: PatrickJS
        • GITHUB_REPO: awesome-cursorrules
        • GITHUB_PATH: rules-new
        • GITHUB_BRANCH: main
    • For your own repo, locate:
      • Your GitHub username (GITHUB_OWNER)
      • Your repo name (GITHUB_REPO)
      • The path/folder containing your rule files (GITHUB_PATH)
      • The branch name (typically main or master, for GITHUB_BRANCH)
  3. Open the FastMCP Connection Interface

    • Click the “Install Now” button for the Agent Rules MCP Server integration.
  4. Fill in the ENV Values

    • In the FastMCP connection interface, provide the required environment variables:
      • GITHUB_OWNER (e.g. your-username)
      • GITHUB_REPO (e.g. your-rules-repo)
      • GITHUB_PATH (e.g. rules or your specific folder name)
      • GITHUB_BRANCH (e.g. main)
  5. Save and Connect

    • Save the configuration in the interface.
    • The Agent Rules MCP Server will now fetch and serve coding rules from the specified GitHub repository and folder based on your input.

Note: No access tokens are needed for public repositories. If your repo is private, additional steps (such as a GitHub access token) may be required, but are not covered in the current documentation.

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