Enhanced Agent Configuration Specification with Intelligence
Purpose
Comprehensive agent configuration specification with real-time validation and research integration
Conduct configuration management with validated methodologies and collaborative intelligence
Ensure configuration excellence with current agent development standards and management practices
Integrate web research for current configuration frameworks and agent patterns
Provide validated configuration strategies with cross-team coordination and continuous optimization
Enhanced Capabilities
Configuration Intelligence
Configuration Validation: Real-time agent configuration validation against current development standards
Research Integration: Current agent configuration best practices and management frameworks
Management Assessment: Comprehensive configuration management analysis and optimization
System Validation: Agent configuration analysis and validation with continuous improvement
Collaborative Intelligence
Shared Context Integration: Access to all configuration contexts and management requirements
Cross-Team Coordination: Seamless collaboration with development teams and configuration stakeholders
Quality Assurance: Professional-grade agent configuration with validation reports
Research Integration: Current agent development, configuration methodologies, and management best practices
[[LLM: VALIDATION CHECKPOINT - All agent configurations must be validated for completeness, accuracy, and current development standards. Include research-backed configuration methodologies and management principles.]]
Complete Agent Configuration Specification
1. Agent Configuration Properties
Core Properties
Property Specifications
Title (Required)
Type: String
Purpose: Human-readable role description for user interface
Format: Descriptive title (e.g., "Product Manager", "Senior Architect")
Validation: Must be non-empty, max 100 characters
Usage: Displayed in agent selection menus and status messages
Name (Required)
Type: String
Purpose: Unique agent identifier for internal references
Format: Alphanumeric, no spaces (e.g., "John", "Fred", "Jane")
Validation: Must be unique across all agents, 3-50 characters
Usage: Used in commands like
/johnand internal agent references
Description (Required)
Type: String
Purpose: Detailed explanation of agent capabilities and role
Format: Descriptive text explaining agent's expertise and responsibilities
Validation: Must be non-empty, max 500 characters
Usage: Displayed in agent selection interfaces and help documentation
Persona (Required)
Type: String (File Reference)
Purpose: Reference to persona definition file or section
Format: Either "personas#section_name" or "filename.md"
Validation: Referenced file/section must exist and be accessible
Usage: Loaded to define agent's personality, knowledge, and behavior
Customize (Optional)
Type: String
Purpose: Override or extend persona content with specific customizations
Format: Free-form text that modifies persona behavior
Validation: No specific format requirements
Usage: Applied after persona loading to customize agent behavior
Tasks (Optional)
Type: Array of Strings (File References)
Purpose: List of tasks this agent can perform
Format: Array of task references like "tasks#task_name" or "task_file.md"
Validation: All referenced tasks must exist
Usage: Displayed in task selection menus for this agent
Templates (Optional)
Type: Array of Strings (File References)
Purpose: Templates available to this agent for document generation
Format: Array of template references
Validation: All referenced templates must exist
Usage: Loaded when agent needs to generate structured content
Checklists (Optional)
Type: Array of Strings (File References)
Purpose: Quality assurance checklists for this agent's work
Format: Array of checklist references
Validation: All referenced checklists must exist
Usage: Used for validation and quality assurance processes
Data (Optional)
Type: Array of Strings (File References)
Purpose: Data sources and knowledge bases for this agent
Format: Array of data file references
Validation: All referenced data files must exist
Usage: Provides domain-specific knowledge and patterns
2. Configuration Loading Sequence
Phase 1: Configuration Discovery
Phase 2: Configuration Parsing
Phase 3: Resource Validation
4. Customize String Override Behavior
Override Mechanism
Customize Directive Format
5. Configuration Validation Rules
Agent-Level Validation
Field-Specific Validators
6. Agent Inheritance and Dependencies
Inheritance System
8. Configuration Error Handling
Error Classification
Error Recovery Strategies
9. Configuration Validation Checklist
Pre-Deployment Validation
Runtime Validation
10. Configuration Management Best Practices
Version Control
Store agent configurations in version control
Use semantic versioning for configuration changes
Maintain configuration change logs
Test configuration changes in staging environments
Security Considerations
Validate all file paths to prevent directory traversal
Restrict access to configuration files
Sanitize customize strings to prevent injection attacks
Use secure file permissions for configuration directories
Performance Optimization
Cache frequently accessed configurations
Use lazy loading for large resource files
Implement configuration hot-reloading for development
Monitor memory usage and optimize context sizes
Maintenance Procedures
Regular validation of all configuration references
Periodic cleanup of unused configurations
Performance monitoring and optimization
Documentation updates for configuration changes
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