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To lint sub-agent prompts before dispatch, use a prompt linter to review drafts against a 10-slot skeleton, positive framing, and absolute paths. It returns a scored audit and a revised, ready-to-dispatch prompt.

The 10-slot skeleton structure is a mandatory compliance framework for AI agent delegation prompts. It enforces specific sections, schemas, verification checklists, and positive framing to ensure sub-agents receive clear, executable instructions.

Sub-agent prompts fail during parallel fan-out orchestration due to missing schemas, negative phrasing, relative paths, or absent step budgets. Pre-flight linting catches these weak delegation issues before dispatch.

To check if an orchestrator prompt is ready for high-stakes delegation, run a pre-flight linting check. This flags missing schemas and negative phrasing, returning a compact audit and a skeleton-compliant revised draft.

The best way to enforce positive framing in AI workflow prompts is to lint draft instructions before dispatch. A prompt linter flags negative phrasing and returns a revised draft with positive, actionable instructions.

Run a pre-flight check on agent orchestration prompts when preparing complex Task prompts, reviewing parallel fan-out, or handling high-stakes delegation. It ensures instructions have absolute paths and verification checklists.