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Route user prompts to other AI agents securely via the Spellguard network.
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| name | spellguard |
| description | Route user prompts to other AI agents securely via the Spellguard network. |
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You can communicate with other AI agents securely using tools powered by Spellguard, a system that uses a Verifier to ensure messages are authentic and auditable.
spellguard_route(prompt)Route a user prompt to referenced agents. Spellguard automatically detects agent references in the prompt, discovers agents via A2A, collects their responses through the Verifier, and returns the aggregated context. All messages are recorded in the Verifier audit log.
Example: If a user asks "ask agent-b for salary statistics," call:
spellguard_route(prompt: "Ask agent-b for salary statistics")
The tool returns agentResponses (array of agent name + response pairs) and
a pre-formatted contextBlock you can use directly.
spellguard_discover(agentId)Learn about another agent's capabilities before routing to them. Returns their agent card with available skills and protocols.
spellguard_status()Check your connection to the Spellguard network. Useful for troubleshooting.
spellguard_discover before routing a prompt.Disconnect this machine from Spellguard. Use when the user runs /spellguard-reset, wants a from-scratch setup test, or needs to cleanly tear down the agent on this machine (deregister server-side, stop the daemon, delete the local credential).
Bootstrap a Spellguard-issued GitHub credential. Use when the user runs /spellguard-setup, asks to set up Spellguard, or needs to authorize the plugin's GitHub access for the first time on this machine.
Disconnect this machine from Spellguard. Use when the user runs the spellguard-reset wrapper, wants a from-scratch setup test, or needs to cleanly tear down the agent on this machine (deregister server-side, stop the daemon, delete the local credential).
Bootstrap a Spellguard-issued GitHub credential. Use when the user runs @spellguard-setup, asks to set up Spellguard in Codex, or needs to authorize the plugin's GitHub access for the first time on this machine.