Use the blueprint as a built-in doctrine layer for coding agents and broader agent runtimes.

Use it as the quick discovery document for agent clients and ingestion layers.

Use it for local bundling, indexing, or machine-readable retrieval.

Use it for human review, offline reading, or quick context injection.

Use it for persistent guidance inside Cursor.

Use it for always-on doctrine context inside Claude.

Use it to start from ready-made prompts for setup, lookup, and audits.

Use it as the shared doctrine file for repos and tools that read AGENTS.md.

Use it as the Windsurf workspace rule or as a persistent markdown doctrine file.

Use it as `.github/copilot-instructions.md` for persistent GitHub Copilot guidance.

Use it as project context for Gemini CLI, with llms.txt as optional support.

Use it as a ready-made prompt pack for DeepSeek and local open-weight workflows.

Use it as a ready-made prompt pack for Qwen and local runtimes without MCP.

Use it as the copy-ready MCP config for Claude Code.

Use it as the TOML snippet for `~/.codex/config.toml` when configuring MCP in Codex.

Use it to choose the right path for each tool, primary file, and fallback.

Use it as the step-by-step guide for the skill pack, MCP config, and proof call.

Use it to install Blueprint in Codex with `codex mcp add` or `config.toml`.

Use it to install the Cursor rule and decide when to add MCP.

Use it to install the Windsurf workspace rule and shared AGENTS.md layer.

Use it to install GitHub Copilot repo instructions without overclaiming support.

Use it to place GEMINI.md and llms.txt in the Gemini CLI setup.

Use it to choose the right prompt pack for local or open-weight runtimes.

Use it to understand the truthful current state of OpenAI schema-based integrations.