agentic-skills

Slash commands for Claude Code. Each `.md` file in this directory becomes a `/command-name` you can invoke directly.

Apply the Adaptation pattern — dynamically modify agent behavior based on feedback or performance metrics

Apply the Inter-Agent Communication pattern — enable agents to exchange messages and collaborate

Apply the Prompt Chaining pattern — chain LLM calls where each output feeds the next

Apply the Evaluation & Monitoring pattern — measure agent performance, reliability, and cost

No agents are defined for this plugin yet. Agent definitions and orchestration logic can be added here.

A dynamic pattern where an agent system modifies its own behavior, prompts, or tools over time based on feedback or performance metrics. Use when user asks to "make my agent adaptive", "add learning capabilities", "self-improving agent", or mentions adaptive behavior, online learning, or feedback loops.

Systems for quantitatively and qualitatively measuring agent performance, reliability, and cost. Use when user asks to "evaluate agent performance", "benchmark my agent", "test agent quality", or mentions agent metrics, scoring, or performance assessment.

Patterns for ensuring system resilience by detecting failures (API errors, hallucinations, validation errors) and executing predefined fallback logic. Use when user asks to "handle agent errors", "add error recovery", "make my agent fault-tolerant", or mentions exception handling, graceful degradation, or retry logic.

An open-ended pattern where agents autonomously conduct research, generate hypotheses, and explore solution spaces without a predefined path. Use when user asks to "add exploration to my agent", "balance exploration and exploitation", or mentions curiosity-driven, search strategies, or novelty seeking.

An iterative pattern where an agent defines clear success criteria and continuously evaluates its progress, adjusting its actions until the goal is achieved. Use when user asks to "set agent goals", "define objectives for my agent", "goal decomposition", or mentions goal hierarchies, sub-goals, or objective functions.