Create AGENTS.md

Context

You are creating a repository-level AGENTS.md file that gives AI coding agents clear, enforceable instructions for this project. You can learn about AGENTS.md here. The guidance must reflect Optum and UnitedHealth Group engineering standards, including secure defaults, compliance expectations, and practical developer workflows.

Instructions

1. Review the repository and identify existing signals for team conventions:

• README.md
• CONTRIBUTING.md
• existing instructions, prompts, agents, and skills under shared/, vscode/, claude-code/, and codex/

2. Create AGENTS.md tailored to this repository, not a generic template.
3. Include explicit guardrails for:

• secure software delivery
• enterprise-approved Docker base images
• Dojo Terraform modules and patterns
• approved GitHub workflow practices

4. Add a short section telling users to leverage the "OTC AWESOME LLM" toolset to discover relevant skills, prompts, instructions, and agents before implementing new work.
5. Keep wording direct and actionable:

• use MUST/ALWAYS/NEVER for non-negotiable requirements
• avoid vague language

6. Use markdown headings and concise bullet points.

Output

Produce only the final AGENTS.md content in markdown. The output MUST include:

• purpose and scope
• required workflow expectations
• security/compliance guardrails
• references to relevant local assets (skills/prompts/instructions/agents)
• a short "How to use OTC AWESOME LLM here" section

Example

## Security Guardrails
- ALWAYS use enterprise-approved base images.
- NEVER hardcode secrets in source files.
- MUST route infrastructure changes through approved CI/CD workflows.