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Apply and teardown declarative YAML templates for agents and workflows. Use for deploying agent stacks from .agentd/ directories, validating templates, and cleaning up resources.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
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| name | agent-apply |
| description | Apply and teardown declarative YAML templates for agents and workflows. Use for deploying agent stacks from .agentd/ directories, validating templates, and cleaning up resources. |
Skill for deploying and tearing down agentd resources from declarative YAML templates.
# Apply an entire .agentd/ directory (agents first, then workflows)
agent apply .agentd/
# Apply a single template file
agent apply .agentd/agents/worker.yml
agent apply .agentd/workflows/issue-worker.yml
# Dry run — validate without creating anything
agent apply .agentd/ --dry-run
# Custom timeout for waiting on agents to become Running
agent apply .agentd/ --wait-timeout 120
Running status (default 60s timeout)# Teardown entire directory (workflows first, then agents)
agent teardown .agentd/
# Teardown a single resource
agent teardown .agentd/agents/worker.yml
# Dry run — show what would be deleted
agent teardown .agentd/ --dry-run
.agentd/
├── agents/
│ ├── worker.yml
│ ├── reviewer.yml
│ └── planner.yml
└── workflows/
├── issue-worker.yml
└── pr-reviewer.yml
# .agentd/agents/worker.yml
name: worker
working_dir: "."
shell: /bin/zsh
worktree: false
model: claude-sonnet-4-6
system_prompt: |
You are a worker agent for the project.
Focus on implementing features and fixing bugs.
env:
RUST_LOG: debug
GITHUB_TOKEN: "${GITHUB_TOKEN}"
Required: name, working_dir, model
Optional: shell, worktree, system_prompt, env
# .agentd/workflows/issue-worker.yml
name: issue-worker
agent: worker
source:
type: github_issues
owner: geoffjay
repo: agentd
labels:
- agent
state: open
poll_interval: 60
enabled: true
prompt_template: |
Work on issue #{{source_id}}: {{title}}
URL: {{url}}
Labels: {{labels}}
{{body}}
Required: name, agent, source, prompt_template
Optional: poll_interval (default 60), enabled (default true), tool_policy
{{source_id}} — GitHub issue/PR number{{title}} — issue/PR title{{body}} — issue/PR body text{{url}} — GitHub URL{{labels}} — comma-separated label list