Write complete background-worker handoff reports to files for orchestrator review.
npx skills add https://github.com/arthur0n/xenodot-forge --skill agent-report
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: agent-report Source: https://github.com/arthur0n/xenodot-forge/tree/main/plugin/skills/agent-report Command: npx skills add https://github.com/arthur0n/xenodot-forge --skill agent-report
This Skill solves the problem of clipped or incomplete background-worker results by requiring the full handoff to be written to a file that the orchestrator reads directly.
Use the agent-report skill to write a complete handoff file for this task at the specified path and return only that file path with the gate status.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Prevent truncated agent handoffs by requiring background workers to write full structured reports to a file on disk instead of passing shortened result strings. The orchestrator reads the file directly to preserve complete status and verification details.
A file-based report contract is a strict formatting standard for agent handoffs. It requires compact fields like gate, files, done, caveats, friction, tool-gap, and blocked to ensure deterministic transfer of validation status and follow-up details.
Transfer structured status by having the builder write a complete report to an agreed handoff path on disk. The orchestrator then reads that file to retrieve exact validation status, friction details, and tool-gap drafting information for follow-up.
Yes, it applies to orchestrated multi-agent workflows where builders, playtesters, or other background workers must transfer structured status. It ensures complete verification details are preserved exactly for deterministic review loops.
The best way is enforcing a gate-first formatting standard with concise field summaries. This structured report contract includes fields for caveats, friction, and tool-gap drafting to enable deterministic review and follow-up actions.
Background worker results get clipped when long, tool-heavy outputs are passed as result strings in transit. Solving this requires writing the full handoff report to a file that the orchestrator reads directly instead of relying on truncated messages.
BangDoriDefine multi-agent team roles, workflows, and handoff protocols.
anthropicsReport open remediation gaps from gap-tracker.yaml and update their status.
hummbl-devGenerate standardized SITREPs with status sections, timestamps, and handoff protocols.
mkalkerePublish and consume structured JSONL messages on a file-based bus.
