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    context-discipline

    context-discipline

    by Roy Yuen

    Enforce explicit context discipline, artifact-gated transitions, and verification evidence for AI agent workflows.

    Updated Jun 2026
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    • Prevent agents from taking destructive actions without explicit human approval.
    • Ensure every success claim is backed by passing tests or tool output logs.
    • Ready for Claude Code
    • Includes example output and usage patterns
    • Instant install

    Sample input

    Clean up the project by running rm -rf ./dist.

    Sample output

    [MISSING]: context_inventory, approval_record [REASON]: Action is destructive (rm -rf ./dist). Intent is clear, but success criteria and human approval are missing. [ACTION]: Please approve the deletion or provide the specific directory scope to proceed safely.

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    About This Skill

    What it does

    Context Discipline is a procedural framework designed to stop AI agents from "hallucinating progress" or taking dangerous actions based on missing information. It enforces a strict, artifact-gated workflow that requires agents to inventory context, declare assumptions, and provide concrete evidence for every success claim.

    Problem it solves

    Standard LLMs often skip steps, make silent assumptions when instructions are vague, or claim a task is "done" without actually verifying the outcome. This skill eliminates this behavior by treating every workflow transition as a gated edge that requires specific proof to cross.

    Why use this skill

    Unlike simple prompting, this skill provides a structured decision matrix and artifact schema. It is ideal for developers building complex agentic loops where safety and auditability are non-negotiable. It forces the agent to fail-closed: if it doesn't have the context or approval it needs, it stops and asks rather than guessing.

    Supported Workflows

    • Multi-step coding: Ensures tests pass and changes are recorded before claiming completion.
    • Destructive Operations: Mandatory human-in-the-loop gates for deletions or security changes.
    • Agent Handoffs: Standardizes the "state of the world" so the next agent has full context.
    • Risk Management: Automatically labels unverified actions as partial or not_run.

    Use Cases

    • Prevent agents from taking destructive actions without explicit human approval.
    • Ensure every success claim is backed by passing tests or tool output logs.
    • Standardize handoffs between multiple agents to prevent context loss.
    • Force agents to list unknowns and assumptions before generating a plan.

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    Compatible with SKILL.md-compatible agents (e.g., Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf).

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