Getting Started with Neexo AI

A practical onboarding path for new Neexo employees using GitHub Copilot, Neexo plugins, model selection, and cost-aware prompting.

AuthorNeexoCore
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Prerequisites

  • VS Code with GitHub Copilot enabled
  • Access to the NeexoCore GitHub organization
  • Access to the relevant project repositories

Install the Marketplace

Register this marketplace once:

copilot plugin marketplace add NeexoCore/awesome-neexo

Then install the recommended baseline plugins:

copilot plugin install neexo-developer@awesome-neexo
copilot plugin install neexo-guardrails@awesome-neexo

Daily Workflow

Use autocomplete for routine code. It is still the cheapest and fastest AI workflow.

Use chat or agent mode when you need explanation, planning, review, or multi-file changes. Give the agent a goal, file scope, constraints, and validation expectation.

Prompt Pattern

Fix the validation bug in <file or folder>.
Only inspect related files and tests.
Do not change UI.
Run or suggest the smallest relevant validation command.

Raw content

Copy this into your project — e.g. .instructions.md, .agent.md, or SKILL.md

## Prerequisites

- VS Code with GitHub Copilot enabled
- Access to the NeexoCore GitHub organization
- Access to the relevant project repositories

## Install the Marketplace

Register this marketplace once:

```bash
copilot plugin marketplace add NeexoCore/awesome-neexo
```

Then install the recommended baseline plugins:

```bash
copilot plugin install neexo-developer@awesome-neexo
copilot plugin install neexo-guardrails@awesome-neexo
```

## Daily Workflow

Use autocomplete for routine code. It is still the cheapest and fastest AI workflow.

Use chat or agent mode when you need explanation, planning, review, or multi-file changes. Give the agent a goal, file scope, constraints, and validation expectation.

## Prompt Pattern

```text
Fix the validation bug in <file or folder>.
Only inspect related files and tests.
Do not change UI.
Run or suggest the smallest relevant validation command.
```