agent-provisioner

Agent provisioning automates the creation workflow by enforcing mandatory domain analysis, tier classification, knowledge research, identity design, instruction authoring, and tooling setup. It reduces misconfigurations and produces a fully curated agent definition that meets formatting standards before deployment.

The workflow covers domain analysis, tier classification, knowledge research, identity design, instruction authoring, MCP and tooling integration, and synthesis validation. It enforces -01-agent-formatting standards and outputs a curation session record alongside the agent definition.

Yes. Agent provisioning enforces mandatory quality gates by validating against -01-agent-formatting standards and creating a curation record. It ensures proper domain analysis, knowledge sources, identities, and MCP integration before agents are registered in their category.

You receive a fully curated agent definition, a curation session record documenting the provisioning lifecycle, and agent registration in the appropriate category. All outputs comply with -01-agent-formatting standards.

Agent provisioning handles tooling and MCP setup as part of the workflow. No prior integration is required; the process designs and configures these components during the provisioning lifecycle.