Design and Audit Agent Harnesses with Agents Best Practices
Use Agents Best Practices when an agent should produce concrete harness designs, permission models, memory plans, eval gates, or production-readiness audits.
npx skills add agentskillexchange/skills --skill design-and-audit-agent-harnesses-with-agents-best-practices
Use Agents Best Practices when an agent/operator needs a portable skill for designing or reviewing agentic harnesses. The operator installs the skill into a supported agent skill directory, then invokes it to generate MVP blueprints, audit existing harnesses, design tool permissions and connectors, plan context and memory behavior, define workflow orchestration, and set eval or launch gates.
What this skill actually does
Invoke this instead of browsing generic best-practice articles when the output needs to become a concrete implementation or review plan for an agent runtime. It is useful when the user asks for a safe agent architecture, a permission model, a harness audit, a production-readiness checklist, or a provider-neutral view of agent loop design.
The scope boundary is provider-neutral agent harness design and audit guidance packaged as an Agent Skill. This is not an SDK, product, generic documentation card, or broad framework listing; it is a repeatable workflow for turning agent architecture concerns into operational plans and checks.