sergio-sisternes-epam

Teach an agent how to emit valid AML (Agent Markup Language) tags for declarative skill invocation inside prompts, including interface definitions, implementation bindings, scoping, nesting, params, and execution policies.

Use this skill when writing or editing AML (Agent Markup Language) content — interface definitions with typed params, returns, reads, writes; implementation definitions with DDE node declarations; skill refs (self-closing or wrapping); tool constraints; or interface/implementation split patterns. Also activate when reviewing AML documents for convention compliance, composing DDE-enforced workflows, or when the user asks about AML syntax or placeholder conventions.

Install the AML runtime (Rust parser with Python bindings) so that agents can parse and execute AML tags programmatically.

Use this skill when the user supplies a mermaid diagram that represents a process the agent must follow step-by-step with deterministic tracking. Two modes via session SQL todos table (both produce the Copilot visual plan widget): simple (mode="simple"; up to 15 nodes, agent reads diagram from context, inserts todos+todo_deps, no parse script, no gates/loops) and advanced (default mode="advanced"; gates with multi-way routing and escalation, bounded loops via pre-expansion, deterministic parse via parse-diagram.py). Activate on: "follow this diagram", "execute this workflow", "enforce these steps", "track against this state machine", "drive this process", "run this mermaid as a plan", "step me through this flowchart", or any moment a diagram is the source of truth for a procedure. Does NOT execute node bodies; node work is delegated to subagents, tools, or the calling thread.

Activate when the user asks about APM (Agent Package Manager): installing, configuring, authoring, or troubleshooting AI-agent packages, dependencies, compilation, MCP servers, policy, or any `apm` CLI command.