Audit an agent's harness against the four rings: containment, guides, sensors, permissions. Use when the user asks whether their agent setup is safe, wants a review of sandboxing / permissions / hooks / AGENTS.md guardrails, or asks what a bad session could break. Read-only: reports the blast radius and a hardening list, changes nothing. Do NOT use for context layout (context-audit) or cost routing (gate-check).
インストール方法を見るインストールする前に、エージェントに与えられる指示の中身を確認できます。
Theory: The four rings and Harness practice. Build from the outside in: containment, guides, sensors, permissions. The order matters because each ring must hold when every ring inside it fails — a guide can be ignored, a sensor can miss, an approval can be misclicked; a wall does not care.
Report and rank; never harden anything yourself. The audit's one organising question is the blast radius: describe the worst session possible under the current setup and what it costs. If the user asks you to apply fixes afterwards, that is a normal edit session, not this skill.
make check or equivalent) that runs tests, linter and types? Does the
harness run it automatically after edits — a hook — or does correctness
depend on the model remembering? A sensor the model must invoke
voluntarily is a guide, not a sensor.Harness audit — <project>
blast radius: <the worst session in one sentence>
ring 1 containment <held | open> <finding>
ring 2 guides <held | open> <finding>
ring 3 sensors <held | open> <finding>
ring 4 permissions <held | open> <finding>
Hardening list, outermost first:
1. ...
Rank fixes outside-in — a wall before a better prompt, a sensor before a politer rule. Close by restating the blast radius as it would be after fix 1 alone.
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概要と使いどころ
Audit an agent's context layout against the four places: system prompt, tools, history, tail. Use when the user asks to audit, review or fix their agent's context, prompt caching, token spend per turn, or CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md layout. Read-only: reports findings and a fix list, changes nothing. Do NOT use for writing evals (evals-bootstrap) or for loop design (goal-test).
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Scaffold a first eval suite for an agent: mine real failures into cases, write behavioural checks over traces, and generate the runner. Use when the user wants evals, regression tests for an agent, a golden set, or asks how to know a prompt/model change did not break things. Do NOT use for a single task's done-check (goal-test) or for auditing context (context-audit).
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Find the decisions in a pipeline that do not need the expensive model and propose the gate for each: a rule, a classic classifier, or a small model, with fail-closed routing. Use when the user asks to cut model costs or latency, says the big model handles everything, or wants a triage / routing / filter layer in front of an agent. Analysis plus an optional baseline scaffold. Do NOT use for auditing context layout (context-audit) or for building eval suites (evals-bootstrap).
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Turn a vague task into a testable definition of done and generate an executable goal-test script for it, optionally with a bounded retry loop around a headless agent. Use when the user wants to run an agent in a loop, asks how to know when an agent task is finished, or says a goal like "improve X" needs to become checkable. Do NOT use for building eval suites over many cases — that is evals-bootstrap.
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Import a large archive into the vault in controlled batches: triage what is worth ingesting, process oldest first, checkpoint after every batch, and keep cost visible. Use this skill whenever the user wants to import years of bookmarks, an export from another notes app, a downloads folder, a chat history dump, or says "backfill", "bulk import", "process my archive". Do NOT use for ingesting one or a few new sources, which is second-brain-ingest.
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Trace where the user's recorded position on something has shifted: superseded claims, contradictions between sources of different dates, and what evidence moved them. Use this skill when the user asks what they have changed their mind about, how their thinking on a topic developed, what they used to believe, or wants a quarterly look back at their own positions. Do NOT use for finding contradictions between sources with no time dimension, or for a current-state answer.
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