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Design production-ready autonomous agents by applying v2 architecture patterns, which structure requirement gathering, phase design, validation, and deployment to ensure measurable quality and robust tooling.

The v2 architecture pattern for agent creation is a structured framework that uses phase templates, progressive disclosure, and automated validation to build high-quality domain-specific agents with repeatable patterns.

Validate autonomous agents before deployment by running an automated validator to check phase structure, success criteria, and tool usage, ensuring the agent achieves a quality score above the deployment threshold.

Yes, progressive disclosure keeps main agent files concise by separating core logic from deep reference materials, allowing the agent to access detailed information only when needed during specific phases.

The best way to scaffold a domain-specific agent is to use a 3-5 phase template, populate the frontmatter, implement the phase structure, and run the automated validator to ensure quality before deployment.

Agent design lacks measurable quality criteria when it does not implement v2 architecture patterns, which enforce success criteria, phase structure, and automated validation to guarantee robust deployment outcomes.