agent-readiness

Evaluate codebase readiness for autonomous AI agents across eight pillars.

Updated Jan 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/LatencyTDH/skills --skill agent-readiness
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: agent-readiness
Source: https://github.com/LatencyTDH/skills/tree/main/agent-readiness
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LatencyTDH/skills --skill agent-readiness

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Framework for evaluating and improving how well a codebase supports autonomous AI development. Use when assessing repository readiness for AI agents, identifying gaps in tooling/documentation/testing, or recommending improvements to make codebases more agent-friendly. Triggers on requests to evaluate agent readiness, improve codebase quality for AI, or assess repository maturity for autonomous development.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Eight technical pillars guide readiness across style, build, testing, docs, dev env, code quality, observability, and security.
  • Five maturity levels range from Functional to Autonomous, with defined capabilities and expectations.
  • Structured evaluation process with actionable guidance, including signals to check and gaps to address.

Quick Start

Run an agent-readiness assessment on a target repository to identify gaps and improvement opportunities.

Frequently Asked Questions about agent-readiness

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is agent readiness for a codebase?

Agent readiness evaluates how well a codebase supports autonomous AI agents. It scores repository maturity across eight technical pillars, including documentation, testing, and dev environment setup, to identify tooling gaps and guide targeted improvements.

How do I assess if my repository is ready for autonomous AI agents?

Run an agent-readiness evaluation on your target repository. This structured process checks objective criteria across five maturity levels, from Functional to Autonomous, producing actionable guidance to improve codebase support for AI agents.

What pillars are evaluated in a codebase maturity assessment for AI?

A codebase maturity assessment evaluates eight technical pillars: style, build, testing, documentation, dev environment, code quality, observability, and security. These pillars determine how effectively autonomous AI agents can interact with the codebase.

Can I use this to identify tooling and documentation gaps for AI development?

Yes, you can use this evaluation to identify tooling and documentation gaps. It checks specific signals across the codebase to address missing requirements and maturation opportunities needed for autonomous AI agent support.

What maturity levels are used to measure codebase readiness for AI agents?

Codebase readiness for AI agents is measured across five maturity levels, ranging from Functional to Autonomous. Each level defines specific capabilities and expectations to help structure your evaluation process and track maturation progress.

When should I evaluate my repository's agent readiness?

Evaluate repository agent readiness when assessing codebase quality for AI, identifying tooling gaps, or recommending improvements. Use it before deploying autonomous development workflows to ensure your documentation, testing, and dev environment meet objective criteria.