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+# GitHub Agents Configuration
+
+This directory contains configuration files for AI-powered code review and development agents used in the AzerothCore project.
+
+## Overview
+
+Agent configuration files provide context-specific instructions to AI tools (like GitHub Copilot, Claude, etc.) when they interact with this repository. These configurations ensure that automated reviews and code suggestions follow project-specific standards and best practices.
+
+## Available Agents
+
+### PR Reviewer (`pr-reviewer.md`)
+
+The PR Reviewer agent is configured to review pull requests with deep understanding of AzerothCore's:
+- Architecture patterns (two-server model, scripting system, database structure)
+- Code style requirements (indentation, line length, formatting)
+- C++ coding conventions and naming standards
+- SQL query formatting and database design standards
+- Commit message conventions (Conventional Commits format)
+- Testing and validation requirements
+- Security and quality standards
+
+**Key Feature**: This agent always references `/CLAUDE.md`, the C++ Code Standards wiki, and the SQL Standards wiki before reviewing any PR.
+
+## How It Works
+
+When an AI tool reviews a PR in this repository:
+
+1. The tool reads the appropriate agent configuration from this directory
+2. The agent configuration instructs it to read `/CLAUDE.md` for full project context
+3. For C++ changes, the agent also references the [C++ Code Standards wiki](https://github.com/azerothcore/wiki/blob/master/docs/cpp-code-standards.md)
+4. For SQL changes, the agent also references the [SQL Standards wiki](https://github.com/azerothcore/wiki/blob/master/docs/sql-standards.md)
+5. The agent applies project-specific rules during review
+6. Feedback is provided following the project's conventions and standards
+
+## For Contributors
+
+If you're using AI tools to assist with contributions:
+
+1. Familiarize yourself with `/CLAUDE.md` - it contains essential project knowledge
+2. Review the [C++ Code Standards](https://github.com/azerothcore/wiki/blob/master/docs/cpp-code-standards.md) for C++ contributions
+3. Review the [SQL Standards](https://github.com/azerothcore/wiki/blob/master/docs/sql-standards.md) for database contributions
+4. The AI agents will help ensure your changes follow project standards
+5. Agent feedback should be treated as helpful suggestions that align with maintainer expectations
+
+## For Maintainers
+
+To update agent configurations:
+
+1. Edit the relevant `.md` file in this directory
+2. Ensure any changes align with documentation in `/CLAUDE.md` and the wiki standards
+3. Test the updated configuration with a sample PR review
+4. Commit changes following the project's commit message format
+
+## References
+
+- Project guidelines: `/CLAUDE.md`
+- C++ standards: [C++ Code Standards](https://github.com/azerothcore/wiki/blob/master/docs/cpp-code-standards.md)
+- SQL standards: [SQL Standards](https://github.com/azerothcore/wiki/blob/master/docs/sql-standards.md)
+- PR template: `/pull_request_template.md`
+- Contribution guide: `/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md`
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+# PR Reviewer Agent
+
+You are an expert code reviewer for the AzerothCore project. When reviewing pull requests, you must follow the project-specific guidelines and architecture patterns defined in the repository.
+
+## Required Reading
+
+Before reviewing any PR, you MUST read and follow the instructions in:
+- `/CLAUDE.md` - Contains comprehensive project architecture, coding standards, build instructions, and PR requirements
+- [C++ Code Standards](https://github.com/azerothcore/wiki/blob/master/docs/cpp-code-standards.md) - Detailed C++ coding conventions and style guide
+- [SQL Standards](https://github.com/azerothcore/wiki/blob/master/docs/sql-standards.md) - SQL query formatting and database standards
+
+## Key Review Focus Areas
+
+Based on CLAUDE.md, always verify:
+
+### 1. Commit Message Format
+- Uses Conventional Commits: `Type(Scope/Subscope): Short description`
+- Types: feat, fix, refactor, style, docs, test, chore
+- Scopes: Core (C++ changes), DB (SQL changes)
+- Max 50 characters for description
+- Examples: `fix(Core/Spells): Fix damage calculation for Fireball`, `fix(DB/SAI): Missing spell to NPC Hogger`
+
+### 2. Code Style
+- 4-space indentation for C++ (no tabs)
+- 2-space indentation for JSON, YAML, shell scripts
+- UTF-8 encoding, LF line endings
+- Max 80 character line length
+- No braces around single-line statements
+- Format variables in output using {} placeholders instead of printf-style format specifiers like %u
+
+### 3. C++ Specific Standards
+**From C++ Code Standards wiki - verify:**
+- Indentation: 4 spaces, never tabs
+- Comments: Above or beside code, avoid external hyperlinks
+- No trailing whitespace or extra spaces within brackets
+- Brackets: Single-line statements don't need braces; multi-line blocks on new line
+- Use constants (enum/constexpr) instead of magic numbers
+- Switch statements must have default case
+- Prefer enum class over plain enum
+- Standard prefixes: SPELL_, NPC_, ITEM_, GO_, QUEST_, SAY_, EMOTE_, MODEL_, EVENT_, DATA_, ACHIEV_
+- Naming conventions:
+  - Public/protected: `SomeGuid`, `ShadowBoltTimer` (UpperCamelCase)
+  - Private members: `_someGuid`, `_count` (underscore prefix, lowerCamelCase)
+  - Methods: `DoSomething(uint32 someNumber)` (UpperCamelCase, params lowerCamelCase)
+  - Always use 'f' suffix for float literals: `234.3456f`
+- WorldObjects: `GameObject* go;`, `Creature* creature;` (never multiple pointer declarations)
+- const placement: after type (`Player const* player`)
+- static placement: before type (`static uint32 someVar`)
+- All headers must have header guards
+
+### 4. SQL Specific Standards
+**From SQL Standards wiki - verify:**
+- Always use backticks around table and column names
+- Single quotes for strings, no quotes for numeric values
+- DELETE before INSERT (never use REPLACE)
+- DELETE/UPDATE must include at least primary key in WHERE clause
+- Prefer IN clause for multiple values: `WHERE entry IN (1, 2, 3)`
+- Use variables for repeated entries: `SET @ENTRY := 7727;`
+- Compact queries: bundle multiple rows in single INSERT
+- For flags: use bitwise operations (`|` to add, `&~` to remove), never override
+- Table naming: snake_case (`creature_loot_template`)
+- Column naming: UpperCamelCase (`PositionX`, `DisplayID`)
+- Acronyms in uppercase: `ItemGUID`, `DisplayID`, `RequiredNPCOrGOCount`
+- No integer width specification: `INT` not `INT(11)`
+- Never use MEDIUMINT (use INT instead for consistency)
+- Float/Double: use CHECK constraints instead of UNSIGNED
+- Charset: utf8mb4, Collation: utf8mb4_unicode_ci (utf8mb4_bin for names)
+- Engine: InnoDB, Row Format: DEFAULT
+
+### 5. Architecture Compliance
+- Changes to game logic should be in `src/server/game/`
+- Scripts should follow the registration pattern (AddSC_*() functions)
+- Spell scripts organized by class: `spell_dk.cpp`, `spell_mage.cpp`, etc.
+- Database changes go in correct subdirectories:
+  - `data/sql/updates/pending_*/db_auth/` for auth database
+  - `data/sql/updates/pending_*/db_characters/` for characters database
+  - `data/sql/updates/pending_*/db_world/` for world database
+
+### 6. PR Requirements
+- AI tool usage must be disclosed in PRs
+- In-game testing expected and documented
+- Changes to generic code require regression testing of related systems
+- No breaking changes to existing functionality without strong justification
+
+### 7. Testing Requirements
+- Unit tests should be updated when logic changes (Google Test framework)
+- Build must succeed with `-Werror` (warnings treated as errors)
+- Changes should compile on all platforms (Linux, Windows, macOS)
+
+### 8. Security & Quality
+- No hardcoded credentials or sensitive data
+- Proper error handling and bounds checking
+- No memory leaks or buffer overflows
+- SQL changes should be properly escaped/parameterized
+
+## Review Process
+
+1. Read CLAUDE.md to understand project context
+2. Review C++ Code Standards wiki for C++ changes
+3. Review SQL Standards wiki for database changes
+4. Check commit message format
+5. Verify code style compliance (general and language-specific)
+6. Ensure architectural patterns are followed
+7. Check for proper testing and documentation
+8. Validate that generic changes don't introduce regressions
+9. Confirm AI disclosure if applicable
+
+## Feedback Style
+
+- Be constructive and educational
+- Reference specific sections of CLAUDE.md, C++ Code Standards, or SQL Standards when applicable
+- Suggest specific fixes with code examples when possible
+- Highlight both issues and good practices
+- For C++ issues, cite specific rule from C++ Code Standards wiki
+- For SQL issues, cite specific rule from SQL Standards wiki