Auto skill build agent reliability loop
Skill Arnie016/codex-prompt-templates/skills/auto-skill-build-agent-reliability-loop
Design production agent reliability loops across traces, evals, guardrails, gateways, model budgets, and shadow tests. Use when shipping AI/agent workflows that need simulate/evaluate/protect/monitor/optimize structure, gateway policy, eval suites, guardrail rollout, or trace-to-regression feedback. Skip when the task only needs a local Codex run ledger; use `$agent-observability` instead.From its SKILL.md
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- runs commandsInstructs the agent to run 3 commands, including `rg -n "trace|span|cost|tokens|guardrail|fallback|budget|rate limit|request_id" .` and 2 more.
SKILL.md
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Agent Reliability Loop
Generated by: Codex Supercharge maintenance automation.
Goal: turn an agent workflow into a closed loop where production traces become eval cases, eval failures become guardrails or fixes, and gateway policy keeps cost, routing, and tool risk bounded.
Skip When
- The user only wants local Codex run/cost tracking.
- The work is a single benchmark or experiment with no production surface.
- The task is only MCP conformance; use
$auto-skill-build-mcp-conformance-harness.
Workflow
- Map the surface: list user journeys, models, tools, data classes, side effects, risk levels, and quality/cost/latency targets.
- Instrument first: require request IDs, trace/span IDs, session IDs, model/provider, token/cost, cache, fallback, guardrail, and tool metadata.
- Build eval bundles: create golden cases for task success, prompt conformance, tool correctness, unsafe requests, PII/secrets, latency, and cost. Keep judge prompts and heuristic checks versioned.
- Set gateway policy: define provider mapping, model fallbacks, cache rules, virtual keys, budgets, rate limits, privacy redaction, and audit logs.
- Stage guardrails: run new pre/post checks in log or monitor mode first, then enforce only after false positives and fail-open/fail-closed behavior are explicit.
- Shadow safely: mirror sampled traffic to candidate models or prompts only when shadow calls cannot trigger external side effects.
- Close the loop: cluster failed traces, match nearest successful traces, add representative failures to evals, patch prompts/tools/policies, then rerun the bundle before release.
Commands
rg -n "trace|span|cost|tokens|guardrail|fallback|budget|rate limit|request_id" .
rg -n "eval|rubric|judge|golden|dataset|experiment|shadow|canary" .
rg -n "tool|mcp|side effect|webhook|shell|filesystem|credential" .
Output
# Agent Reliability Plan
## Surface
## Instrumentation
## Eval Bundle
## Gateway Policy
## Guardrail Rollout
## Shadow Or Canary Plan
## Trace-To-Regression Loop
## Risks And Trust Notes
## Validation
Validation
- Every production route has at least one trace and one regression case.
- Every blocking guardrail has a false-positive review path.
- Every budget/rate limit has an owner and an alert threshold.
- Shadow/canary traffic cannot write to tools, accounts, payments, or user data.
Read references/future-agi-agent-reliability-loop.md for the source-backed
pattern and risk notes.
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