Results for “agent-lifecycle”

Historical reference for script-owned dynamic-agent lifecycle actions. Do not use from provider sessions.

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Audit agent lifecycle — validates agent execution capability against configuration. Accepts plugin path, runs 8 semantic audits (capability vs config alignment, skill loading correctness, inter-agent contracts, prompt contradictions, tool sufficiency, dead agents, scriptable patterns, pattern learning), writes reports to .plugin-creator/audits/. Use when auditing agent lifecycle, checking agent capabilities, verifying tool access, finding dead agents, validating agent contract alignment, or confirming agents can execute workflows.

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Manage agent fleet through CRUD operations and lifecycle patterns. Use when creating, commanding, monitoring, or deleting agents in multi-agent systems, or implementing proper resource cleanup.

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Use when creating, configuring, auditing, or troubleshooting an Agentforce agent end-to-end: agent definition, agent user setup, channel assignment, system instructions, activation, and lifecycle management. Triggers: 'create agentforce agent', 'agent not appearing to users', 'how to activate agent', 'agent channel setup', 'agent lifecycle', 'deploy agent to production'. NOT for designing what the agent can DO — an agent that looks up an order, checks a case, or creates a record is action design, use agentforce/agent-actions. NOT for topic boundary design — use agentforce/agent-topic-design.

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Expert en versioning d'agents IA (git-based, rollback, canary deployments, changelog, migration)

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Designs, reconciles, and reviews an end-to-end Drydock program for safely staging agent runtimes: immutable worktree provenance, disposable VM containment, typed effect brokerage, global body accounting, resurrection, subscription-capacity economics, context compaction, operator control, evidence, and promotion. Use when several Drydock contracts must compose into one architecture, implementation hypertree, diagram set, or release plan. NOT for launching Port Daddy, running an untrusted subject, replacing focused containment/resurrection/capacity audits, or treating a design packet as runtime authority.

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Design or review a declared control-command profile and its verb/backend lifecycle matrix. Distinguish policy denial, unsupported capability, delivery acknowledgement, independently observed effect, and unknown outcome; bind authorization to principal, target, scope, current policy, expiry, and fencing epoch. NOT for claiming runtime correctness, proving an adapter from declarations, or approving a control-panel button without independent runtime evidence.

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