agents-standards

Plugin agent definitions require mandatory YAML frontmatter fields including name and description. These fields ensure consistent role definitions, clear boundaries, and safe, predictable behavior across all plugin agents.

Audit a plugin agent for self-containment by verifying no cross-agent file references, explicit working directory declarations, and explicit delegation. The agent must also conform strictly to no-user-interaction constraints during execution.

The 'You are...' role statement is a mandatory convention in SDD plugin agents that defines the specific role. It works with the 'Skills' reference convention and 'Rules' section placement to ensure standardized, safe agent definitions.

Yes, plugin agents require explicit guidance on working directory and delegation. These requirements are placed in the Rules section to enforce self-contained architecture and ensure safe, predictable behavior without user interaction.

Plugin agents need standardized role definitions and boundaries to ensure safe, self-contained behavior and predictable execution. Enforcing consistent agent definitions across the plugin prevents unsafe actions and maintains clear operational scope.