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Skill abhishekgahlot2/agent-optimization/skills/agent-optimization

Prompt, checklist, and Agent Skill for optimizing LLM agents without benchmark hacks.

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Use when optimizing, reviewing, or debugging LLM agents for latency, cost, reliability, delivery quality, benchmark integrity, prompt bloat, retry loops, tool-call waste, fast paths, or eval regressions. Apply the Agent Optimization Prompt: measure honestly, use real traces, exhaust deterministic levers before model/prompt tweaks, and verify on the real serving path.

SKILL.md

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Agent Optimization

Use this skill when the user wants to improve an LLM agent without reward-hacking the metric.

Core Rule

Never optimize the number. Optimize the thing the number measures.

If a metric improves and user-visible delivery does not, say so.

Workflow

  1. Establish the baseline:

    • metric
    • harness
    • sample size
    • trace source
    • model/provider/version if relevant
    • delivery and correctness gates
  2. Inspect real traces or failures before proposing fixes.

  3. Decompose the budget:

    • model generation and deliberation
    • turns and round trips
    • tool/database/service time
    • fixed overhead
    • retries and failed attempts
  4. Rank deterministic levers before prompt/model changes:

    • caching
    • merged round trips
    • parallel tool calls
    • schema/semantic layers
    • typed intents
    • compilers/generators
    • validators
    • server-side budgets
  5. Check unsupported asks:

    • If the action space cannot express the answer, require fallback, partial output with a note, or honest refusal.
    • Never accept silence as a valid degradation mode.
  6. Verify on the real serving path.

  7. Report:

    • measured before/after
    • method
    • gates passed
    • residual classes
    • behavior changes
    • rollout risk

Reference Prompt

When a full copy-paste prompt is useful, read:

  • references/agent-optimization-prompt.md

When a compact review gate is enough, read:

  • references/agent-optimization-checklist.md

Output Shape

Prefer this structure:

## Verdict

PASS / FAIL / NEEDS DATA

## Evidence

- Baseline:
- Candidate:
- Harness:
- Data:
- Gates:

## Bottleneck

What actually dominates the budget.

## Fix Priority

1. Deterministic fix first
2. Next deterministic fix
3. Prompt/model change only if model-bound

## Verification Plan

How to prove the change without weakening gates.

## Risks

What may regress, what was not tested, and what telemetry must watch.

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