agent-validate-config

Validate agent YAML configuration files by checking them against predefined schema requirements to verify YAML syntax, required fields, data types, valid tool names, and agent references before committing.

YAML frontmatter validation checks for correct YAML syntax and verifies the presence of all mandatory fields, correct data types for fields like level and phase, valid tool names, and correct references to other agents.

Yes, you can use agent config validation in CI/CD pipelines to ensure configuration integrity by catching potential YAML syntax and schema errors early in the development cycle before new agents are deployed.

The best way to ensure agent configuration integrity is to validate configuration files against a predefined schema, checking YAML syntax, required fields, data types, valid tool names, and agent references to prevent errors early.

Agent configuration validation fails when the YAML file lacks mandatory fields, contains incorrect data types for fields like level and phase, uses invalid tool names, or includes incorrect references to other agents.