ceap-agent-operations

name	ceap-agent-operations
description	Use for CEAP multi-agent workflows, agent role assignment, release management, incident response, observability, autonomous engineering, VS Code or Teams agent workflows, and human-in-the-loop operations.

CEAP Agent Operations

Use this skill when coordinating multiple specialized agents or designing controlled autonomous engineering operations.

Workflow

1. Select agent roles.

   • Choose only the roles required for the work: planning, coding, review, security, testing, refactoring, compliance, architecture, documentation, DevOps, observability, incident response, release, dependency management, or data analysis.
   • Define each agent's input, output, authority, tools, and stopping condition.

2. Design the orchestration.

   • Decide whether tasks should run sequentially, in parallel, or adaptively.
   • Add persistent workflow state, handoff artifacts, health checks, retry policy, and escalation paths.
   • Keep human approval gates for code writes, risky commands, production actions, regulated decisions, and autonomous maintenance.

3. Add explainability and observability.

   • Record agent decisions, risk reasoning, architecture rationale, telemetry, performance metrics, hallucination checks, and audit exports.
   • Provide workflow analytics and root-cause analytics where incident or release risk exists.

4. Operate channels.

   • For VS Code workflows, include side-panel control, ticket analysis, explain-code, generate-tests, PR preparation, inline security warnings, architecture insights, diff/risk preview, agent status, workflow debugging, and architecture previews.
   • For Teams workflows, include adaptive cards, approval workflows, PR approvals, notifications, incident alerts, release status, build/deployment warnings, security alerting, compliance reviews, meeting summaries, task extraction, dashboards, and escalation management.

5. Control autonomous work.

   • Scope dependency updates, security patches, API migrations, test repair, release readiness, build repair, configuration correction, rollback recommendations, performance optimization, legacy modernization, and hardening suggestions.
   • Require policy checks and human approval before irreversible or production-impacting steps.

Feature Coverage

• Planning, coding, reviewer, security, test, refactoring, compliance, architecture, documentation, DevOps, observability, incident response, release, dependency, and data-analysis agents
• Coordinated workflows, persistent orchestration, role-based assignment, adaptive prioritization, dynamic delegation, specialized pipelines, parallel execution, shared memory, capability profiles, and health monitoring
• Explainability layer, agent telemetry, workflow analytics, hallucination tracking, audit export, run history, decision rationale, KPI dashboards, multi-agent telemetry, and governance analytics
• Controlled autonomous maintenance, dependency updates, security patching, incident response, rollback recommendation, hardening, stability analysis, technical-debt reduction, and workflow optimization

Output Shape

Return:

• Agent roster
• Workflow state model
• Handoff artifacts
• Approval gates
• Observability signals
• Autonomous boundaries