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Hey @thiagocaiubi, great question! Generally no — agent-generated artifacts (like .ui-designer/reviews/, temporary analysis files, etc.) are ephemeral working files and should be added to your .gitignore.

They're session-specific outputs, so each developer's agent sessions will produce different artifacts based on their context. Not really meant to be shared via version control.

Something like this in your .gitignore should do the trick:

# Agent working files
.ui-designer/
.conductor/

The one exception: if your team decides certain generated artifacts (like C4 architecture docs from /c4-architecture:c4-architecture) are valuable enough to keep as shared documentation — that's totally a v…

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