agent-patterns

Design multi-agent workflows by loading agent engineering patterns from your wiki to guide architecture decisions. This prevents ad-hoc design by providing established concepts for structuring skills, subagents, and teams within your system.

Context management strategy for long-running agent interactions involves planning for context filling, degradation, and compression. Applying engineering patterns helps you structure how agents maintain and process information over extended multi-step tasks.

Set up a verification pipeline and security controls for agent tools by loading specific engineering patterns from your wiki. These patterns provide approaches for iterative loop strategies, tool design, and necessary security considerations for your architecture.

You need a long-horizon harness architecture for multi-agent systems when designing extended iterative loops and complex tool interactions. Loading engineering patterns helps you determine the appropriate harness structure and loop strategies for your tasks.

Yes, you can use your personal wiki for agent architecture pattern retrieval. The system performs a wiki-page search using configured query modalities and scoring thresholds to return relevant concept pages for your requested task types.

The best way to choose between a skill, subagent, or team is to load engineering patterns from your wiki. These patterns guide your architectural decisions on when to use each component type to effectively structure your multi-agent workflows.