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AI agent development. ReAct/plan-and-execute/multi-agent architectures, tool design, memory systems, guardrails, orchestration (LangChain, LlamaIndex, CrewAI, AutoGen).
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Agent — AI Agent Development
Activate When
- User invokes
/godmode:agent - User says "build an AI agent", "create an agent", "add tools to my agent"
- User says "design agent memory", "agent keeps looping", "agent safety"
- When building autonomous or semi-autonomous LLM-powered systems
- When
/godmode:promptidentifies a need for agentic capabilities (tool use, multi-step reasoning) - When
/godmode:ragneeds to be wrapped in an agent loop - When the orchestrator detects agent frameworks (LangChain, LlamaIndex, CrewAI, AutoGen, custom agent loops) in code
Workflow
Step 1: Agent Discovery & Requirements
Understand what the agent must accomplish:
AGENT DISCOVERY:
Purpose: <what the agent must autonomously accomplish>
Type:
- Single-agent: One agent with tools (most common)
- Multi-agent: Multiple specialized agents coordinating
- Human-in-the-loop: Agent proposes, human approves critical actions
User interaction:
- Conversational: User chats with agent in real-time
- Autonomous: Agent runs a task to completion without user input
- Supervised: Agent asks for confirmation at decision points
Environment:
- Tools available: <list of APIs, databases, code execution, file systems>
- External systems: <services the agent will interact with>
If the user hasn't specified, ask: "What should this agent do autonomously? What tools does it need?"
Step 2: Architecture Pattern Selection
Select the agent architecture pattern:
AGENT ARCHITECTURE SELECTION:
Patterns:
| Pattern | Best for |
|--|--|
| ReAct | General-purpose tool use, step-by-step reasoning |
| (Reason + Act) | with tool calls. Simple, effective, well-understood. |
| Plan-and-Execute | Complex tasks needing upfront planning. Planner |
| | creates step list, executor follows it. Good for |
| | multi-step tasks with clear decomposition. |
| Reflexion | Tasks requiring self-correction. Agent attempts, |
| | evaluates own output, and retries with feedback. |
Step 3: Agent Loop Design
Design the core agent execution loop:
AGENT LOOP DESIGN:
Pattern: <selected pattern>
Model: <LLM for agent reasoning — any frontier model supported by your harness>
ReAct loop:
while not done and steps < max_steps:
1. THINK: Reason about current state and what to do next
2. ACT: Select and call a tool with parameters
3. OBSERVE: Process tool result
4. EVALUATE: Is the task complete? Should I continue?
Termination conditions:
- Task completed successfully -> return result
Step 4: Tool Design & Integration
Design the tools the agent can use:
TOOL INVENTORY:
| Tool | Type | Risk Level | Description |
|--|--|--|--|
| <tool_name> | Read-only | LOW | <what it does> |
| <tool_name> | Write | MEDIUM | <what it does> |
| <tool_name> | External API | MEDIUM | <what it does> |
| <tool_name> | Code exec | HIGH | <what it does> |
| <tool_name> | Destructive | CRITICAL | <what it does> |
TOOL DESIGN PRINCIPLES:
1. Single responsibility: each tool does one thing well
2. Clear naming: tool name describes the action (search_docs, create_ticket)
3. Typed parameters: every parameter has a type, description, and constraints
Step 5: Memory System Design
Design how the agent remembers and learns:
MEMORY SYSTEM DESIGN:
Memory types:
| Type | Implementation |
|--|--|
| Working memory | Current conversation context window. Limited by |
| (short-term) | model context length. Contains current task state, |
| | recent tool results, and immediate reasoning. |
| Conversation memory | Full conversation history, summarized on overflow. |
|--|--|
| (session) | Stored in session store (Redis, database). |
| | Summarize older turns to fit context window. |
| Episodic memory | Past task executions and outcomes. "Last time I |
Step 6: Guardrails & Safety
Design safety boundaries for the agent:
AGENT GUARDRAILS:
Layer 1 — Input guardrails:
| Check | Action |
|--|--|
| Prompt injection detection | Reject input, log attempt |
| PII in input | Redact before processing |
| Off-topic request | Redirect to designated channel |
| Malicious intent detection | Refuse and log |
| Input length limit | Truncate with warning |
Layer 2 — Execution guardrails:
Step 7: Agent Evaluation & Testing
Design a test suite for the agent:
AGENT TEST SUITE:
Test categories:
| Category | Tests | Description |
|--|--|--|
| Task completion | <N> | Agent successfully completes defined tasks |
| Tool selection | <N> | Agent picks correct tool for each step |
| Multi-step reasoning | <N> | Agent chains tools correctly for complex |
| | | tasks |
| Error recovery | <N> | Agent handles tool failures gracefully |
| Safety compliance | <N> | Agent refuses unsafe actions |
| Guardrail adherence | <N> | Agent stays within defined limits |
| Edge cases | <N> | Ambiguous inputs, missing data, conflicts |
| Adversarial | <N> | Injection attacks, manipulation attempts |
Step 8: Agent Artifacts & Commit
Generate the deliverables:
- Agent config:
config/agents/<agent>-config.yaml - Agent implementation:
src/agents/<agent>/agent.py - Tool definitions:
src/agents/<agent>/tools/ - Memory module:
src/agents/<agent>/memory.py - Guardrails:
src/agents/<agent>/guardrails.py - Test suite:
tests/agents/<agent>/ - Architecture doc:
docs/agents/<agent>-architecture.md
AGENT DEVELOPMENT COMPLETE:
Architecture:
- Pattern: <pattern name>
- Model: <LLM for reasoning>
- Tools: <N tools> (read: <N>, write: <N>, code exec: <N>)
- Memory: <memory types implemented>
- Guardrails: <N guardrail layers>
Evaluation:
- Task completion rate: <val>
- Tool selection accuracy: <val>
- Safety violation rate: <val> (require 0%)
- Avg steps per task: <N>
- Avg latency per task: <seconds>
Commit: "agent: <agent name> — <pattern>, <N> tools, completion=<val>, safety=100%"
Key Behaviors
- Guardrails before capabilities. Safety constraints first.
- Tools are the agent's hands. Tool design > LLM choice.
- Loops need escape hatches. Max steps, cost, time limits.
- Test trajectories, not only outcomes. Evaluate full traces.
- Memory is context engineering. Retrieve selectively.
- Human-in-the-loop for irreversible actions. No exceptions.
- Observability is mandatory. Log every agent step.
# Run agent evaluation suite
pytest tests/agents/ -v --timeout=120
python -m agents.evaluate --test-inputs 3 --safety-check
IF completion rate < 80%: review tool definitions and prompts. WHEN safety violation detected: block deployment, fix immediately.
Flags & Options
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| (none) | Full agent development workflow |
--pattern <name> | Force architecture: react, plan-execute, reflexion, multi-agent, state-machine, router |
--tools | Design and inventory agent tools |
Explicit Loop Protocol
When building or debugging agent loops, use this tracking protocol:
AGENT BUILD/DEBUG LOOP:
current_iteration = 0
max_iterations = 20
issues_remaining = total_issues
WHILE issues_remaining > 0 AND current_iteration < max_iterations:
current_iteration += 1
1. IDENTIFY next issue (tool gap, guardrail weakness, test failure)
2. IMPLEMENT fix (code change, config update, prompt edit)
3. git commit with message: "agent: fix <issue> (iter {current_iteration})"
4. RUN evaluation suite against the fix
5. RECORD result:
- Pass/fail for each test category
- Regression check: did the fix break anything?
HARD RULES
MECHANICAL CONSTRAINTS — NON-NEGOTIABLE:
1. NEVER deploy an agent without guardrails defined first — safety before capabilities.
2. NEVER allow irreversible tool actions without explicit user confirmation gate.
3. EVERY agent loop MUST have a max_steps termination — no unbounded loops.
4. EVERY agent MUST have a cost budget (max tokens per task) — no runaway spending.
5. git commit BEFORE running evaluation — if eval reveals regression, revert.
6. Safety violation rate MUST equal 0% — any safety failure is a blocking issue.
7. Log every agent step in structured format:
STEP\tACTION\tTOOL\tRESULT\tTOKENS\tLATENCY
8. Test trajectories, not only final outputs — correct answer via unsafe path is a failure.
9. NEVER give agents tools they do not need — fewer tools = better tool selection.
10. Observability is mandatory — if you cannot trace every step, do not deploy.
Auto-Detection
AUTO-DETECT agent context:
1. LLM provider: grep -r "openai\|anthropic\|google.generativeai\|ollama\|together" package.json pyproject.toml
requirements.txt 2>/dev/null
2. Agent framework: grep -r "langchain\|langgraph\|autogen\|crewai\|magentic\|pydantic-ai" package.json
pyproject.toml 2>/dev/null
3. Tool definitions: grep -rl "tool_call\|function_call\|@tool\|BaseTool\|StructuredTool" src/ --include="*.ts"
--include="*.py" 2>/dev/null | head -5
4. Vector store: grep -r "pinecone\|weaviate\|chromadb\|pgvector\|qdrant\|milvus" package.json pyproject.toml
2>/dev/null
5. Existing agent code: grep -rl "agent\|AgentExecutor\|ReActAgent\|create_agent" src/ --include="*.ts"
--include="*.py" 2>/dev/null | head -5
Success Criteria
Verify all of these before marking the task complete:
- Agent completes target task on >= 3 test inputs.
- Max steps termination works (limit <= 20 steps).
- Cost budget enforced (token limit per task <= 100K tokens).
- Guardrails block unsafe actions (>= 1 adversarial test).
- Every step logged: step, action, tool, result, tokens, latency.
- Irreversible actions require confirmation gate.
- Tool errors handled gracefully (max 2 retries).
- Evaluation suite measures success rate, cost, safety.
Error Recovery
| Failure | Action |
|---|---|
| Agent loops without progress | Add loop detection: if same action repeated 3x, force different action or stop. |
| Token budget exceeded | Set hard limit per task. When 80% consumed, switch to shorter prompts. |
| Tool returns unexpected format | Validate output. Retry max 2x, then report failure. |
Keep/Discard Discipline
After EACH agent change (prompt edit, tool addition, guardrail update):
1. MEASURE: Run evaluation suite — task completion rate, safety violations, avg steps.
2. COMPARE: Did the change improve the target metric without introducing regressions?
3. DECIDE:
- KEEP if: completion rate maintained or improved AND safety violations = 0 AND no new failure modes
- DISCARD if: safety violation detected OR completion rate dropped OR new failure mode introduced
4. COMMIT kept changes. Revert discarded changes before the next iteration.
Never keep a change that introduces any safety violation, regardless of completion rate improvement.
Stop Conditions
STOP when ANY of these are true:
- Agent completes target tasks end-to-end with correct output on 3+ test inputs
- Safety violation rate = 0% across all test cases including adversarial inputs
- All guardrails (max steps, cost budget, confirmation gates) verified working
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---
name: agent
description: AI agent development. ReAct/plan-and-execute/multi-agent architectures, tool design, memory systems, guardrails, orchestration (LangChain, LlamaIndex, CrewAI, AutoGen).
---
# Agent — AI Agent Development
## Activate When
- User invokes `/godmode:agent`
- User says "build an AI agent", "create an agent", "add tools to my agent"
- User says "design agent memory", "agent keeps looping", "agent safety"
- When building autonomous or semi-autonomous LLM-powered systems
- When `/godmode:prompt` identifies a need for agentic capabilities (tool use, multi-step reasoning)
- When `/godmode:rag` needs to be wrapped in an agent loop
- When the orchestrator detects agent frameworks (LangChain, LlamaIndex, CrewAI, AutoGen, custom agent loops) in code
## Workflow
### Step 1: Agent Discovery & Requirements
Understand what the agent must accomplish:
```
AGENT DISCOVERY:
Purpose: <what the agent must autonomously accomplish>
Type:
- Single-agent: One agent with tools (most common)
- Multi-agent: Multiple specialized agents coordinating
- Human-in-the-loop: Agent proposes, human approves critical actions
User interaction:
- Conversational: User chats with agent in real-time
- Autonomous: Agent runs a task to completion without user input
- Supervised: Agent asks for confirmation at decision points
Environment:
- Tools available: <list of APIs, databases, code execution, file systems>
- External systems: <services the agent will interact with>
```
If the user hasn't specified, ask: "What should this agent do autonomously? What tools does it need?"
### Step 2: Architecture Pattern Selection
Select the agent architecture pattern:
```
AGENT ARCHITECTURE SELECTION:
Patterns:
| Pattern | Best for |
|--|--|
| ReAct | General-purpose tool use, step-by-step reasoning |
| (Reason + Act) | with tool calls. Simple, effective, well-understood. |
| Plan-and-Execute | Complex tasks needing upfront planning. Planner |
| | creates step list, executor follows it. Good for |
| | multi-step tasks with clear decomposition. |
| Reflexion | Tasks requiring self-correction. Agent attempts, |
| | evaluates own output, and retries with feedback. |
```
### Step 3: Agent Loop Design
Design the core agent execution loop:
```
AGENT LOOP DESIGN:
Pattern: <selected pattern>
Model: <LLM for agent reasoning — any frontier model supported by your harness>
ReAct loop:
while not done and steps < max_steps:
1. THINK: Reason about current state and what to do next
2. ACT: Select and call a tool with parameters
3. OBSERVE: Process tool result
4. EVALUATE: Is the task complete? Should I continue?
Termination conditions:
- Task completed successfully -> return result
```
### Step 4: Tool Design & Integration
Design the tools the agent can use:
```
TOOL INVENTORY:
| Tool | Type | Risk Level | Description |
|--|--|--|--|
| <tool_name> | Read-only | LOW | <what it does> |
| <tool_name> | Write | MEDIUM | <what it does> |
| <tool_name> | External API | MEDIUM | <what it does> |
| <tool_name> | Code exec | HIGH | <what it does> |
| <tool_name> | Destructive | CRITICAL | <what it does> |
TOOL DESIGN PRINCIPLES:
1. Single responsibility: each tool does one thing well
2. Clear naming: tool name describes the action (search_docs, create_ticket)
3. Typed parameters: every parameter has a type, description, and constraints
```
### Step 5: Memory System Design
Design how the agent remembers and learns:
```
MEMORY SYSTEM DESIGN:
Memory types:
| Type | Implementation |
|--|--|
| Working memory | Current conversation context window. Limited by |
| (short-term) | model context length. Contains current task state, |
| | recent tool results, and immediate reasoning. |
| Conversation memory | Full conversation history, summarized on overflow. |
|--|--|
| (session) | Stored in session store (Redis, database). |
| | Summarize older turns to fit context window. |
| Episodic memory | Past task executions and outcomes. "Last time I |
```
### Step 6: Guardrails & Safety
Design safety boundaries for the agent:
```
AGENT GUARDRAILS:
Layer 1 — Input guardrails:
| Check | Action |
|--|--|
| Prompt injection detection | Reject input, log attempt |
| PII in input | Redact before processing |
| Off-topic request | Redirect to designated channel |
| Malicious intent detection | Refuse and log |
| Input length limit | Truncate with warning |
Layer 2 — Execution guardrails:
```
### Step 7: Agent Evaluation & Testing
Design a test suite for the agent:
```
AGENT TEST SUITE:
Test categories:
| Category | Tests | Description |
|--|--|--|
| Task completion | <N> | Agent successfully completes defined tasks |
| Tool selection | <N> | Agent picks correct tool for each step |
| Multi-step reasoning | <N> | Agent chains tools correctly for complex |
| | | tasks |
| Error recovery | <N> | Agent handles tool failures gracefully |
| Safety compliance | <N> | Agent refuses unsafe actions |
| Guardrail adherence | <N> | Agent stays within defined limits |
| Edge cases | <N> | Ambiguous inputs, missing data, conflicts |
| Adversarial | <N> | Injection attacks, manipulation attempts |
```
### Step 8: Agent Artifacts & Commit
Generate the deliverables:
1. **Agent config**: `config/agents/<agent>-config.yaml`
2. **Agent implementation**: `src/agents/<agent>/agent.py`
3. **Tool definitions**: `src/agents/<agent>/tools/`
4. **Memory module**: `src/agents/<agent>/memory.py`
5. **Guardrails**: `src/agents/<agent>/guardrails.py`
6. **Test suite**: `tests/agents/<agent>/`
7. **Architecture doc**: `docs/agents/<agent>-architecture.md`
```
AGENT DEVELOPMENT COMPLETE:
Architecture:
- Pattern: <pattern name>
- Model: <LLM for reasoning>
- Tools: <N tools> (read: <N>, write: <N>, code exec: <N>)
- Memory: <memory types implemented>
- Guardrails: <N guardrail layers>
Evaluation:
- Task completion rate: <val>
- Tool selection accuracy: <val>
- Safety violation rate: <val> (require 0%)
- Avg steps per task: <N>
- Avg latency per task: <seconds>
```
Commit: `"agent: <agent name> — <pattern>, <N> tools, completion=<val>, safety=100%"`
## Key Behaviors
1. **Guardrails before capabilities.** Safety constraints first.
2. **Tools are the agent's hands.** Tool design > LLM choice.
3. **Loops need escape hatches.** Max steps, cost, time limits.
4. **Test trajectories, not only outcomes.** Evaluate full traces.
5. **Memory is context engineering.** Retrieve selectively.
6. **Human-in-the-loop for irreversible actions.** No exceptions.
7. **Observability is mandatory.** Log every agent step.
```bash
# Run agent evaluation suite
pytest tests/agents/ -v --timeout=120
python -m agents.evaluate --test-inputs 3 --safety-check
```
IF completion rate < 80%: review tool definitions and prompts.
WHEN safety violation detected: block deployment, fix immediately.
## Flags & Options
| Flag | Description |
|--|--|
| (none) | Full agent development workflow |
| `--pattern <name>` | Force architecture: `react`, `plan-execute`, `reflexion`, `multi-agent`, `state-machine`, `router` |
| `--tools` | Design and inventory agent tools |
## Explicit Loop Protocol
When building or debugging agent loops, use this tracking protocol:
```
AGENT BUILD/DEBUG LOOP:
current_iteration = 0
max_iterations = 20
issues_remaining = total_issues
WHILE issues_remaining > 0 AND current_iteration < max_iterations:
current_iteration += 1
1. IDENTIFY next issue (tool gap, guardrail weakness, test failure)
2. IMPLEMENT fix (code change, config update, prompt edit)
3. git commit with message: "agent: fix <issue> (iter {current_iteration})"
4. RUN evaluation suite against the fix
5. RECORD result:
- Pass/fail for each test category
- Regression check: did the fix break anything?
```
## HARD RULES
```
MECHANICAL CONSTRAINTS — NON-NEGOTIABLE:
1. NEVER deploy an agent without guardrails defined first — safety before capabilities.
2. NEVER allow irreversible tool actions without explicit user confirmation gate.
3. EVERY agent loop MUST have a max_steps termination — no unbounded loops.
4. EVERY agent MUST have a cost budget (max tokens per task) — no runaway spending.
5. git commit BEFORE running evaluation — if eval reveals regression, revert.
6. Safety violation rate MUST equal 0% — any safety failure is a blocking issue.
7. Log every agent step in structured format:
STEP\tACTION\tTOOL\tRESULT\tTOKENS\tLATENCY
8. Test trajectories, not only final outputs — correct answer via unsafe path is a failure.
9. NEVER give agents tools they do not need — fewer tools = better tool selection.
10. Observability is mandatory — if you cannot trace every step, do not deploy.
```
## Auto-Detection
```bash
AUTO-DETECT agent context:
1. LLM provider: grep -r "openai\|anthropic\|google.generativeai\|ollama\|together" package.json pyproject.toml
requirements.txt 2>/dev/null
2. Agent framework: grep -r "langchain\|langgraph\|autogen\|crewai\|magentic\|pydantic-ai" package.json
pyproject.toml 2>/dev/null
3. Tool definitions: grep -rl "tool_call\|function_call\|@tool\|BaseTool\|StructuredTool" src/ --include="*.ts"
--include="*.py" 2>/dev/null | head -5
4. Vector store: grep -r "pinecone\|weaviate\|chromadb\|pgvector\|qdrant\|milvus" package.json pyproject.toml
2>/dev/null
5. Existing agent code: grep -rl "agent\|AgentExecutor\|ReActAgent\|create_agent" src/ --include="*.ts"
--include="*.py" 2>/dev/null | head -5
```
## Success Criteria
Verify all of these before marking the task complete:
1. Agent completes target task on >= 3 test inputs.
2. Max steps termination works (limit <= 20 steps).
3. Cost budget enforced (token limit per task <= 100K tokens).
4. Guardrails block unsafe actions (>= 1 adversarial test).
5. Every step logged: step, action, tool, result, tokens, latency.
6. Irreversible actions require confirmation gate.
7. Tool errors handled gracefully (max 2 retries).
8. Evaluation suite measures success rate, cost, safety.
<!-- tier-3 -->
## Error Recovery
| Failure | Action |
|--|--|
| Agent loops without progress | Add loop detection: if same action repeated 3x, force different action or stop. |
| Token budget exceeded | Set hard limit per task. When 80% consumed, switch to shorter prompts. |
| Tool returns unexpected format | Validate output. Retry max 2x, then report failure. |
## Keep/Discard Discipline
```
After EACH agent change (prompt edit, tool addition, guardrail update):
1. MEASURE: Run evaluation suite — task completion rate, safety violations, avg steps.
2. COMPARE: Did the change improve the target metric without introducing regressions?
3. DECIDE:
- KEEP if: completion rate maintained or improved AND safety violations = 0 AND no new failure modes
- DISCARD if: safety violation detected OR completion rate dropped OR new failure mode introduced
4. COMMIT kept changes. Revert discarded changes before the next iteration.
Never keep a change that introduces any safety violation, regardless of completion rate improvement.
```
## Stop Conditions
```
STOP when ANY of these are true:
- Agent completes target tasks end-to-end with correct output on 3+ test inputs
- Safety violation rate = 0% across all test cases including adversarial inputs
- All guardrails (max steps, cost budget, confirmation gates) verified working
```
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