Picture the last thing an AI agent built for you. The diff landed. It probably worked. Now answer three questions without scrolling back: which requirement did line 40 satisfy, what did you decide against and why, and what evidence proved it worked.
If you cannot, you did not lose the code. You lost everything around it.
agentsmyth exists to keep everything around it.
It is a portable AI engineering lifecycle, shipped as an npm package. You run one command, say one sentence to your agent, and the agent installs a gated seven-phase workflow into your repository. From then on, every non-trivial change moves through the same loop:
Those files are the point.
Chat memory is smoke. It looks solid, then it is gone.
An artifact is steel: cold, inspectable, and still there when a different agent picks up the work three weeks later.
It is not a framework, not a linter, not an agent. It is a contract that the agent you already use agrees to follow.
Drop it into any repo; your agent drives it and leaves durable artifacts behind, not chat smoke.
