agents-best-practices
Use when designing, auditing, refactoring, or explaining an agentic harness for any domain, especially when work must continue…
Designing agent harnesses and tool systems — risk taxonomy for tools, permission decisions, draft/commit pattern, structured tool results, agent budgets (10 types), context trust labels against prompt injection, plan-artifact, approval records, observability and traces, evals
$ npx -y skills add AnastasiyaW/codex-claude-code-config --skill agent-harness-design --agent claude-codeHow it fires
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Designing agent harnesses and tool systems — risk taxonomy for tools, permission decisions, draft/commit pattern, structured tool results, agent budgets (10 types), context trust labels against prompt injection, plan-artifact, approval records, observability and traces, evals
name: agent-harness-design description: Designing agent harnesses and tool systems — risk taxonomy for tools, permission decisions, draft/commit pattern, structured tool results, agent budgets (10 types), context trust labels against prompt injection, plan-artifact, approval records, observability and traces, evals (13 categories), event model, streaming buffering, 3rd-party skill install checklist, agentic RAG, self-improving SOP loops, model policy, reasoning effort, and Programmatic Tool Calling adoption gates. Use when building a new Agent SDK app, custom orchestrator, MCP server, Cloudflare Worker with tool calls, agentic RAG pipeline, model router, or model-tier policy; when designing tools and permissions; when writing an agent loop; or when you need trust labels for external content. Do NOT use for improving or auditing an already-built harness (use harness-audit / harness-design instead), nor for ordinary Claude Code sessions where the harness is already given.
Eleven operational reference sheets for designing a safe, observable agent harness. They are **situational** — load only the one(s) relevant to the current task from `references/` (this is why they live in a skill rather than always-on rules: building an agent harness is occasional, so the detail should not bloat every session's context).
Source: distilled from the `agents-best-practices` skill (Denis Sergeevitch, MIT) + Anthropic harness-design engineering. Read the specific reference before applying — do not work from this index alone.
A practical configuration kit for Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents. It contains architectural principles, enforcement hooks, skills, drop-in rules, starter templates, and dynamic-workflow commands.
Use when designing, auditing, refactoring, or explaining an agentic harness for any domain, especially when work must continue…
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