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10 CANONICAL SKILLS · V0.1.0

Agent Runtime and Governance

Least-privilege delegation, exact approvals, budgets, context recovery, loop detection, and independent evaluation.

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Agent Permission Delegation

Reduce child-agent authority to the intersection of parent authority, task needs, organization policy, and currently approved effects.

Agent runtimeexperimental
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Approval Gate Design

Place approvals at consequential effect boundaries and bind them to exact scope, inputs, identity, expiry, and execution policy.

Agent runtimeexperimental
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Agent Budget Control

Reserve and reconcile agent, token, tool, and effect budgets without converting missing usage into free execution or silently switching billing paths.

Agent runtimeexperimental
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Agent Loop Detection

Detect repeated no-progress tool calls, equivalent patches, and unchanged failures using bounded evidence windows and explicit stop/escalation criteria.

Agent runtimeexperimental
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Delegation Evaluation

Evaluate whether delegation improves accepted task outcomes using matched inputs, independent checks, repeated sessions, and explicit handoff/integration scoring.

Testingexperimental
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Context Budget Planning

Allocate task context by relevance and authority while preserving accepted constraints, high-value code, unresolved failures, and recoverable references.

Context and memoryexperimental
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Context Checkpointing

Preserve task state across compaction or handoff with source-backed decisions, unresolved failures, current artifacts, and explicit freshness checks.

Context and memoryexperimental
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Tenant Authorization Boundaries

Enforce tenant-scoped operations across transports, jobs, data, and caches using trusted identity and independent cross-tenant denial tests.

Security and stateexperimental
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MCP Adapter Design

Design thin MCP adapters with bounded schemas, trusted application identity, shared authorization, and explicit effects rather than treating instructions as permissions.

MCP and bundlesexperimental
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Affected Verification

Select relevant project-owned checks for an observed change and produce an evidence-based verification report that distinguishes passed, failed, skipped, blocked, and not-run checks.

Verificationexperimental

Tailor context, not a second copy.

Pick the skill needed for the current task. A private adapter supplies project-specific roots, command IDs, accepted contracts, and policy. It should pin and verify the public revision before exposing guidance to an internal agent.

Skill effectiveness remains experimental. Package validation and content hashes do not establish host compatibility, artifact authenticity, or permission to execute.

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