unicity-aos/capsule-identity

System prompt builder. Assembles agent identity from workspace config and spark.toml. Part of Unicity AOS.

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Added to GitGenius on September 1st, 2026
Created on March 16th, 2026
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Capsule Identity is a system prompt builder that assembles agent identity from workspace configuration and spark.toml files as part of the Unicity AOS framework.

The tool solves the problem of constructing consistent agent identities by reading configuration from multiple sources and synthesizing them into a unified system prompt. It works by parsing workspace configuration alongside spark.toml files to extract identity parameters and combine them into a coherent prompt that defines an agent's behavior and characteristics.

Developers working within the Unicity AOS ecosystem who need to programmatically generate system prompts for agents should consider this tool. It suits projects that manage multiple agents or require dynamic prompt generation based on configuration files rather than hardcoded prompts. The tool is most relevant for teams already using Unicity AOS and its associated configuration patterns.

The project shows active maintenance with regular commits addressing both feature additions and bug fixes. Development includes consistent attention to code quality through pull request reviews before merging to the main branch. The codebase receives updates that expand functionality while maintaining stability in the core system prompt assembly logic.