agent-development

To design autonomous Claude Code agents, use structured templates defining frontmatter fields and system prompts governing agent behavior, triggering logic, and execution workflows. This skill provides blueprints for creating robust agents with clear proactive and reactive invocation policies.

Claude Code plugin trigger policies should include explicit, proactive, and implicit triggers within the "When to invoke" section. This skill provides design guidance to define clear triggering logic, ensuring agents execute correctly across various scenarios while aligning with CLAUDE.md standards.

Claude Code agent configuration requires frontmatter fields including name, description, model, color, and tools. This skill defines these structured agent templates alongside a comprehensive system prompt to govern autonomous behavior and satisfy validation patterns.

Yes, you can create security-aware and code-quality agents using comprehensive generation templates provided by this skill. It offers blueprints for documentation, security, and code-quality agent creation with integrated validation rules and testing workflows.

Validate autonomous agent behavior against CLAUDE.md standards using the quality and validation patterns included in this skill. It provides testing workflows, validation rules, and integration patterns to ensure your agent design system meets required configuration and alignment requirements.