Agent Team Kit

v1.0.0

Framework enabling AI agent teams to self-manage work queues, clear roles, continuous discovery, and proactive operation via a heartbeat process.

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Purpose & Capability
The files and SKILL.md are a team/process template (INTAKE, ROLES, BACKLOG, HEARTBEAT, etc.). Everything requested (copying templates, editing role files, adding heartbeat checks) aligns with the stated goal of running a self-sustaining agent team. There are no unexpected credential or binary requirements.
Instruction Scope
Instructions direct the agent to read and write workspace files (process/*, HEARTBEAT.md, memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md, STATUS.md) and to spawn sub-agents when certain conditions are met. That behavior fits the kit's purpose but assumes the runtime has permission to modify repository/workspace files and to spawn agents. There are a few minor inconsistencies in the docs (e.g., HEARTBEAT.md references tasks/QUEUE.md which is not part of the template; README suggests cloning from a reflectt URL while package.json repo differs) that should be resolved before use.
Install Mechanism
No install spec or external downloads — this is instruction-only. Nothing is written to disk by an installer; the only file operations are those the instructions ask users/agents to perform in the workspace.
Credentials
The skill declares no required environment variables or credentials. It does reference models and memory patterns in auxiliary docs (agents-config-draft mentions anthropic models), but those are advisory — not required env variables. There is no unexplained request for secrets.
Persistence & Privilege
The skill is not force-included (always: false) and does not attempt to modify other skills or system-wide configs. It instructs agents to update local workspace files and memory logs, which is normal for a process/template skill. It does assume autonomous invocation/spawning capability, which is expected but should be considered by the user.
Assessment
This kit is broadly coherent and useful if you want autonomous agents maintaining a self-service backlog, but review a few things before installing: - Source & provenance: The package has no description/homepage and the README references a different repo than package.json; confirm you trust the source and intended repository before copying files into your workspace. - File-write & spawn assumptions: The instructions assume the agent runtime can read/write workspace files and spawn sub-agents. If you run agents in a restricted environment, verify those capabilities and permissions first. - Missing/incorrect references: HEARTBEAT.md mentions tasks/QUEUE.md (not present in the template); check for typos or adjust the heartbeat checks to match your repo layout (process/BACKLOG.md is the canonical queue here). - Data sensitivity: Heartbeat and memory log recommendations (memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md, STATUS.md) will record activity; ensure you’re not inadvertently logging secrets or private data into project files that might be backed up or shared. - Control autonomy: The kit promotes autonomous spawning and self-service pickup of tasks. If you want tighter human oversight, adapt the rules (e.g., require human approval for certain priority tasks, or disable autonomous spawning in your runtime). - Backup and test: Copy templates into a disposable workspace first and test behavior; do not run on critical repos without auditing. If you want, I can: (a) list the exact file edits the SKILL.md would have an agent perform, (b) produce a short checklist to harden the heartbeat (e.g., rate limiting spawns, requiring approvals for high-priority tasks), or (c) check the repo URL inconsistencies and propose corrected text for README/HEARTBEAT.md.

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