agent-coverage-check

To validate agent configuration coverage, execute shell scripts to verify agents are defined across all required hierarchy levels, development phases, and system sections. This identifies missing agents and prevents gaps in functionality.

Agent system completeness validation is the process of verifying that all necessary agents, development phases, and system sections are comprehensively defined. It prevents oversight by confirming roles from planning to cleanup are fully represented.

You can check for missing agents by running a phase coverage script that identifies unassigned development phases. This ensures every stage from planning to cleanup has the required agent representation.

Yes, you can identify incomplete section coverage by running a dedicated shell script. It detects specific sections lacking an orchestrator and pinpoints gaps within your agent system configuration.

Agent coverage check requires no external dependencies. It operates by executing shell scripts to perform level, phase, and section coverage checks directly within your environment.

You should use an agent coverage validation script after deploying a new set of agents for a project. It confirms that every role from Chief Architect down to Junior Engineers is represented before execution.