incident-protocol

Handling a partial completion in a multi-agent system requires gathering data on completed and pending sections, evaluating the sufficiency of the work done, and generating a handoff note detailing the incident and actions for subsequent agents.

Incident classification distinguishes between different types of multi-agent system failures, such as subagent hangs and partial completions, to determine the specific response protocol and necessary action execution required for each scenario.

Sufficiency evaluation assesses the adequacy of work completed during a multi-agent incident by gathering information on pending sections and failure reasons, determining whether the results are sufficient to proceed or require further action.

No specific dependencies are required to standardize incident handling protocols in multi-agent environments, as the skill operates independently using provided scripts to classify incidents, collect data, and guide action execution.

The best way to generate handoff notes for subsequent agents is to follow the incident response protocol, which creates detailed notes documenting the incident classification, collected data, sufficiency evaluation, and actions taken.