Skip to main content

implementation-operations

Implement operational services surrounding the semantic runtime, including credentials and providers, networking and proxies, portable filesystem/process/terminal ownership, cleanup, diagnostics, telemetry, usage, feature evaluation, and updates. Use when implementing platform boundaries or proving that operational failures cannot corrupt a session.

Source facts

Repository
greenpau/agentx
Last source activity
July 23, 2026 at 23:00
Detected SKILL.md language
English
Stars
1
Forks
0

Install options

The review-first prompt is selected by default. You can switch to a direct command or download a local copy.

Review the source files

Read SKILL.md and any companion files shown by SkillsMP before deciding whether to install.

File Explorer
3 files

Showing SKILL.md

SKILL.md
Source instructions · Read-only preview
name
implementation-operations
description
Implement operational services surrounding the semantic runtime, including credentials and providers, networking and proxies, portable filesystem/process/terminal ownership, cleanup, diagnostics, telemetry, usage, feature evaluation, and updates. Use when implementing platform boundaries or proving that operational failures cannot corrupt a session.
# Implementation Operations Keep operational services replaceable and non-authoritative. Open [architecture.drawio](assets/architecture.drawio) for the ownership boundary around the semantic core. ## Shared operational invariants - Acquire credentials through one protected port, label their source, refresh under a deduplicated lock, and redact them from prompts, logs, telemetry, subprocess arguments, and durable history. - Probe platform and provider capabilities before use. Unsupported and temporarily unavailable are different states with different recovery behavior. - Register every file, process, terminal mode, lock, timer, network connection, sleep inhibitor, and background exporter with an owner and idempotent cleanup action. - Bound buffers, retries, timeouts, disk fallbacks, and shutdown flushes. A monitor or exporter cannot grow without limit. - Treat telemetry, suggestions, notifications, diagnostics, and passive update discovery as observers. Their failure must not change semantic events, permission decisions, or durable transcript. An explicitly requested install is a platform mutation with its own status and exit contract, not an observability action. - Evaluate build inclusion, runtime gate, privacy setting, managed policy, identity, platform, and sink health independently. - Preserve stdout/stderr and structured-stream purity; operational messages use the surface's declared diagnostic channel. ## Specialized workflows Use [implementation-auth-network](../implementation-auth-network/SKILL.md) to implement credential precedence, OAuth and API-key lifecycles, provider clients, TLS and custom certificates, proxies, request headers, authentication recovery, and secret handling. Use [implementation-platform-lifecycle](../implementation-platform-lifecycle/SKILL.md) to implement filesystem and process primitives, terminal and OS integration, executable discovery, locks, notifications, sleep prevention, version policy, legacy and native installers, portable degradation, signals, and graceful shutdown. Use [implementation-observability](../implementation-observability/SKILL.md) to implement usage and cost accounting, diagnostics, logging, traces, metrics, privacy filtering, feature-evaluation telemetry, disk fallback, updater instrumentation, and health reporting. ## Acceptance gate Run the semantic core with every optional sink offline, with credentials expiring during a request, behind a failing proxy, on an unsupported platform, and during shutdown with in-flight writes and child processes. The session must either continue coherently or stop at the explicitly dependent boundary, with secrets absent and cleanup bounded.
View on GitHub