Add agent-knowledge as git submodule

[avifenesh]

Summary

• Adds agent-knowledge as a git submodule pointing to agent-sh/agent-knowledge
• Centralizes the shared knowledge base across all plugin repos
• Single source of truth - update once, pull everywhere

Test plan

• Verify git submodule update --init works after clone
• Confirm knowledge files are accessible at agent-knowledge/

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces the agent-knowledge repository as a Git submodule. This strategic change aims to centralize and standardize the shared knowledge base across all related plugin repositories, ensuring a consistent and easily maintainable source of truth for critical information.

Highlights

• Git Submodule Integration: Integrated agent-knowledge as a Git submodule, linking to agent-sh/agent-knowledge.
• Knowledge Base Centralization: Centralized the shared knowledge base to be used across all plugin repositories.
• Single Source of Truth: Established a single source of truth for the knowledge base, allowing updates in one place to propagate everywhere.

Changelog

• .gitmodules
  • Added configuration for the new agent-knowledge submodule.
• agent-knowledge
  • Added the agent-knowledge submodule, pointing to its initial commit.

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Code Review

This pull request adds the agent-knowledge repository as a git submodule to centralize a shared knowledge base. The implementation is straightforward. I've suggested one improvement in the .gitmodules configuration to use a relative URL for the submodule. This will improve portability and automatically use the same protocol (HTTPS or SSH) that the developer used for the main repository, which enhances the developer experience.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better portability and to respect the developer's choice of protocol (HTTPS vs SSH), it's recommended to use a relative URL for the submodule. A relative URL is resolved based on the main repository's remote URL, and it will use the same protocol that was used to clone the main repository. This makes it easier if the repository group is ever forked or moved to a different host.

	url = ../agent-knowledge.git