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Six free browser utilities for AI coding: handoff briefs, AGENTS.md, Cursor rules, MCP configuration checks, acceptance criteria and pull request templates.
Prepare handoff briefs, draft AGENTS.md and Cursor repository rules, check MCP configuration structure, and write acceptance criteria or pull request templates. These six utilities use your supplied facts, with examples, methodology and limits. Generation and checking run in your browser without uploading input.
AI agent handoff brief generator
Give the next coding session a clear starting point. Turn your own project facts into a structured brief, with reported evidence and untested gaps kept explicit.
Open toolAGENTS.md generator
Write repository instructions from the facts you know. Draft a concise AGENTS.md with your setup and verification commands, edit boundaries, conventions and handoff expectations.
Open toolCursor rules generator
Turn your project guidance into a scoped Cursor rule. Choose when it applies, state the edit boundaries and verification commands, and specify the evidence an agent should return.
Open toolMCP config checker
Choose your client and exact file format, then check the core shape of an MCP configuration. Use placeholder credentials: real credentials are unnecessary. This utility checks in your browser without uploading your input; it does not connect to a server or run a command.
Open toolacceptance criteria generator
Turn known behavior into a reviewable acceptance criteria draft. Supply the feature, actor, action and success result, then add failure behavior and evidence you actually have. Missing answers stay visible.
Open toolpull request template generator
Prepare a pull request for human review. Keep the reason for the change, linked work, commands to run and reported acceptance evidence separate, with unchecked review tasks and explicit gaps.
Open toolA brief captures one moment in a project. For ongoing coordination, explore agent orchestration, read about engineering handoffs, or start with an implementation brief.