Start with one useful job
Describe the workflow, the people it affects and a result you can check. Identify assumptions before choosing tools.
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A practical path from one useful idea to a controlled, tested workflow. Start with the step you need and use the guides and tools below.
Write the rules
Define allowed work, expected outputs and human approval points. Keep project rules and task-specific skills clear and reviewable.
Build project and agent instructions →Connect deliberately
Identify what each tool can read or change. Use only the connections and permissions the workflow needs.
Review tool boundaries and approvals →Protect the workflow
Keep secrets out of prompts and repositories. Enforce identity, record access and approvals in the application—not just in instructions.
Explore AI governance and human review →Test the result
Use made-up data. Verify allowed actions, rejected requests, retries and recovery. Compare actual results with the approved outcome.
Use the agent-approval checklist →Prepare the handover
Agree who owns the repository and accounts, who pays operating costs, how changes are accepted and who supports the system.
Explore implementation and handover support →Understand the building blocks.
Open a topic for a plain-language explanation and a reference. These are starting points; your implementation still needs its own checks.
AGENTS.md & SKILL.md
Project instructions describe how work should be done. Skills package instructions and resources for a particular task. Confirm how your chosen tool discovers and applies them.
Front matter
A short metadata block at the beginning of a Markdown file. It can name a skill and explain when it applies. The required fields depend on the tool reading it.
MCP & A2A
MCP helps connect AI applications to tools and context. Agent-to-agent communication (A2A) concerns agents working across systems. Neither replaces your own authorization and approval checks.
Security & human review
Define data boundaries, least-privilege access, credential handling, approvals, logging and recovery. Verify these controls in the running application.
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