governancehandoff-to-agent
Records a handoff to another agent role within a session.
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Records a handoff to another agent role within a session.
Escalates a session issue to a human reviewer.
Verifies Definition of Done checks and generates a DoD report.
Creates a WorkPlan (Schedule of Intent) and logs U.Work.
Initializes a bounded context skeleton under runtime/contexts/.
Scaffolds a new Skill (SkillSpec + SKILL.md + code stub + fixtures + test harness), regenerates inventory + index, and logs U.Work.
Generates a U.Work record for an action (Pattern A.15.1).
Starts a new agent session record with deterministic naming.
Completes an agent session with status and summary.
Scaffolds a new Skill (SkillSpec + SKILL.md + code stub + fixtures + test harness), regenerates inventory + index, and logs U.Work.
Checks session compliance against a Rule of Constraints policy.
Checks session compliance against a Rule of Constraints policy.
Completes an agent session with status and summary.
FPF Pattern F.18: Local‑First Unification Naming Protocol
Generates a structured handoff artifact with guard rails.
Parses and validates a handoff artifact into canonical JSON.
Records a resolution for a human escalation.
Records a response to an approval request.
Declares an agent capability statement for a bounded context.
Verifies Definition of Done checks and generates a DoD report.
Requests approval for a constrained action or change.
Defines a Rule of Constraints policy bundle for agent autonomy.
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