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    PromptBP Task Environment Compiler Skill

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    Compile vague AI tasks into bounded execution briefs with tool mapping, risk assessment, and readiness decisions.

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    PromptBP Task Environment Compiler Skill

    PromptBP Task Environment Compiler Skill

    Example session with this skill installed

    Compile a brief for: Write a Python script to cleanup logs in /var/log/app that are older than 30 days. Tools: file_system. Context: none. Risks: destructive.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the promptbp task environment

    The task environment has been analyzed. A REVIEW decision is issued due to potential destructive side effects and missing permissions for the requested directory.

    PromptBP Task Environment Brief

    1. Task summary

    • Objective: Create a Python script for automated log rotation/cleanup.
    • Deliverable: Python script (.py).
    • Success criteria: Script identifies and deletes files in /var/log/app > 30 days old without error.
    • In scope: File discovery, age calculation, deletion logic.
    • Out of scope: Log compression, remote log shipping, cron job scheduling.

    2. Environment and tools

    Tool/capabilityStatusPurposePermission/dependencyNotes
    file_systemAVAILABLEList and delete filesRead/Write on /var/log/appRequires sudo/root for /var/
    python_execAVAILABLEScript validationPython 3.xUsed for syntax checking only

    3. Context requirements

    RequirementPriorityWhy neededCurrent statusNext step
    Root accessREQUIREDAccess to /var/logUNKNOWNConfirm execution environment
    Log patternHELPFULAvoid deleting system logsUNKNOWNDefine filename pattern

    4. Bounded directive

    Goal: Script to delete files in /var/log/app older than 30 days.
    Permitted: Use os.path and os.remove.
    Prohibited: rm -rf commands, modifying files < 30 days, accessing parent directories.
    Stop Condition: Halt if directory is not writable or contains non-log files.

    5. Evidence and validation plan

    Item to validateEvidence sourceCheckPass conditionFailure response
    Target Directoryfile_system.listCheck path exists/var/log/app foundHALT
    Permissionsos.accessWrite checkBoolean TrueHALT

    6. Risk review

    • Destructive Action: High impact. Script deletes files permanently.
    • Scope Creep: Risk of targeting system logs if path is incorrectly defined.

    7. Decision

    Decision: REVIEW

    • Rationale: Task involves destructive deletion in a system directory without confirmed root permissions.
    • Blocking issues: Unconfirmed write access to /var/log/app.
    • Safe next action: Verify the exact filename pattern (e.g., *.log) to prevent accidental deletion of config files.

    8. Execution handoff

    1. Confirm write access to target directory.
    2. Define exact file extension filter.
    3. Implement dry-run mode before live deletion.

    Next steps

    • Provide the specific filename pattern used for logs.
    • Confirm if the agent has root/sudo privileges in the target environment.

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    About this skill

    When AI agents are given vague instructions, they often hallucinate tool access, ignore safety boundaries, or attempt irreversible actions without proper context. This skill forces a rigorous "pre-flight" compilation phase, converting raw requests into bounded execution environments. It prevents common failure modes by mapping tool status, identifying evidence requirements, and assessing risks before a single line of code is run or a tool is invoked.

    What it does

    • Bounds task scope by defining explicit objectives, inclusions, exclusions, and completion conditions.
    • Maps tool environments using an evidence-based status check to separate available tools from assumed ones.
    • Compiles context requirements to identify missing files, data dependencies, and required permissions upfront.
    • Generates bounded directives that provide concrete permitted and prohibited actions for safe execution.
    • Defines validation plans that distinguish between user-provided facts, verified evidence, and assumptions.
    • Enforces readiness decisions via a mandatory ALLOW, REVIEW, or HALT status based on risk and ambiguity.

    How it works

    1. Input ingestion of the task request, available tools, and known constraints.
    2. Environment analysis where the agent audits tool status and context dependencies.
    3. Risk assessment to identify potential side effects or missing safety controls.
    4. Brief generation resulting in a structured environment brief and a clear decision on whether to proceed.

    Frameworks & tools

    This skill is framework-agnostic and works with any LLM-based agent system, including Claude Code, Cursor, and custom agent orchestrators.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Standard prompts often let agents "rush to work," leading to hallucinations about tool capabilities or missing permissions. This skill implements a formal compiler pattern that treats the task environment as a configuration to be validated, ensuring agents operate within strict, evidence-based guardrails.

    Use cases

    • Pre-execution audit for agents performing file system operations or API calls.
    • Safety gating for tasks involving sensitive data or irreversible actions.
    • Requirement gathering to identify exactly what inputs are missing before starting a long-running task.

    Known limitations

    This skill performs planning and readiness evaluation only. It does not execute the underlying task or bypass existing system-level security controls.

    Evaluates readiness only; does not execute tasks or bypass system-level security. Cannot verify tool access beyond user-provided facts or environment detection.

    How to use

    1. 1

      Connect your agent to the Agensi MCP

      Copy the prompt and paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any agent that supports MCP. It sets up the connection for you. Manual setup

    2. 2

      Sign in to Agensi

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    3. 3

      Ask for what you need

      Your agent loads this skill and uses it on your task. It always asks before any payment.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill acts as a pre-flight compiler that translates vague instructions into a structured, safe execution brief, preventing agents from hallucinating tool access or performing unauthorized actions.

    The skill is framework-agnostic and compatible with any LLM-based agent system, including Claude Code, Cursor, and custom Python or TypeScript orchestrators.

    You will receive the core logic modules, integration documentation, and structured templates required to implement the compiler pattern into your existing agent workflows.

    While this skill provides a rigorous risk assessment and mandatory readiness status (ALLOW/REVIEW/HALT), it serves as a logic layer and does not replace your system-level permissions or security protocols.

    Setup involves integrating the provided compiler logic into your agent's initial processing loop, ensuring all incoming tasks are validated against the environment brief before execution.

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