adv-agent-tool-contracts

Enforce strict schema validation for agent-callable tools by applying predefined field policies and Zod schemas to command packets. This ensures tools adhere to durable contracts and prevents scope drift in AI-assisted engineering.

A context packet is a structured metadata payload mandating task-specific evidence like phase, attempt, and working directory. It is needed for sub-agent reports to prevent heuristic guessing and ensure explicit anchor mapping.

Stop scope drift when building automated testing sub-agents by defining required report schemas and preflight checks. This prevents the agent from submitting incomplete or malformed evidence during task execution.

Yes, you can use this to validate command packets and tool argument contracts. It applies schema validation and context packet alignment specifically to the design and implementation of tool definitions.

The limitation of relying on predefined field policies for tool contracts is the strict requirement for adherence to predefined schemas and explicit anchor mapping. Without exact task-specific metadata, evidence capture fails.