skill-governance-rule

Classify risk triggers for destructive actions by evaluating file operations, external writes, credential handling, and runtime configuration changes against a closed strict trigger list to determine required governance controls. This mandates selecting either a baseline or strict tier.

Add compliance and approval rules to a skill by assigning the strict governance tier, then explicitly documenting approvers, rollback steps, and verification tests for external system writes. This ensures reproducible trigger evaluations and safe sensitive operations.

Deterministic governance for skill authoring is a framework that mandates binary tier selection and a closed set of strict triggers to control destructive actions. It eliminates ambiguous management terms to ensure safety and compliance reproducibility.

You need to document rollback and verification steps for every skill governance policy classified under the strict tier. Mandatory history recording, explicit actor definitions, and retry limits are required so reviewers can reproduce trigger evaluations.

Select the strict tier over the baseline tier when a skill performs destructive file operations, external system writes, credential handling, or runtime and API configuration changes. These closed strict triggers require explicit approval and rollback controls.