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tq-forge-agent

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Force-agent mode — bypass /tq-forge's auto-classification and scaffold a 5-file agent in the sandbox. Picks a base template (researcher, coder, business-analyst, ops-manager, scraper, reviewer, sales-agent, custom) and injects your domain context from $TQ_FORGE_HOME/context.md. Use when asked for "/tq-forge-agent", "make an agent that...", or "scaffold an agent".

The file

We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent

5 rules. About 0 are common, 0 are distinctive, and 5 are very specific to this project.

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    This author's own choices. Worth a look.

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  1. Very specific:

    Check the halt flag: If $TQ_FORGE_HOME/halt.flag exists, queue and exit:

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    If the user wants a native Claude Code subagent (one .claude/agents/<name>.md file) instead of the 5-file agent, scaffold it and skip step …

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    Write each file, basing persona/output-format/NEVER on the template:

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  4. Very specific:

    If system-prompt.md has neither the {{CONTEXT}} substitution nor a ## Domain context section, scoring drops completeness.

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  5. Very specific:

    If context.md is still the placeholder, the agent will be generic.

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≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

/tq-forge-agent — force-agent scaffold

When to use

You want a multi-turn, persona-driven agent with a rigid output format — not a one-shot procedural skill. The agent lives as a 5-file directory under $TQ_FORGE_HOME/sandbox/forged-agents/<slug>/: AGENT.md, system-prompt.md, tools.json, trigger-conditions.md, example-tasks.md. /tq-forge-promote is the only path that moves it into production.

Procedure

export TQ_FORGE_HOME="${TQ_FORGE_HOME:-$HOME/.tq-forge}"
S="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-${TQ_FORGE_HOME:-$HOME/.tq-forge}/install}/scripts"; T="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-${TQ_FORGE_HOME:-$HOME/.tq-forge}/install}/templates/agent-templates"
source "$S/common.sh" && tq_ensure_home
  1. Check the halt flag. If $TQ_FORGE_HOME/halt.flag exists, queue and exit:
    test -f "$TQ_FORGE_HOME/halt.flag" && bash "$S/forge-checkpoint.sh" queue "<intent>" && exit 0
  2. Pick the agent kind via AskUserQuestion (default to the closest match by the intent's verbs — search -> researcher, build -> coder, monitor -> ops-manager): researcher, coder, business-analyst, ops-manager, scraper, reviewer, sales-agent, custom.
  3. Pick a slug. Lowercase, hyphenated, <=32 chars. Confirm if ambiguous.
  4. Check for collisions.
    for d in "$SANDBOX_AGENTS/<slug>" "$CLAUDE_SKILLS_DIR/agents/<slug>"; do
      test -e "$d" && echo "EXISTS: $d"
    done
  5. Read the template + your context.

    cat "$T/<kind>.md"
    cat "$TQ_FORGE_HOME/context.md"

    If the user wants a native Claude Code subagent (one .claude/agents/<name>.md file) instead of the 5-file agent, scaffold it and skip step 6:

    bash "$S/scaffold.sh" list
    bash "$S/scaffold.sh" agent --template code-reviewer --out .
    bash "$S/scaffold.sh" agent "<intent>" --model fable --effort high --isolated

    --isolated sets isolation: worktree; the worktree starts from the default branch, so commit the work the subagent must see first.

  6. Create the directory + 5 files.
    mkdir -p "$SANDBOX_AGENTS/<slug>"
    Write each file, basing persona/output-format/NEVER on the template:
    • AGENT.md — kind, slug, one-paragraph mission, default_tools, dry_test_score_target, hand_off_to list.
    • system-prompt.md — 500-1500 words. Sections: ## Persona, ## Operating principles, ## Output format (fenced block), ## NEVER, and ## Domain context with the full context.md substituted in wherever the template had {{CONTEXT}}.
    • tools.json — {"tools": [...], "hand_off_to": [...]} from the template's default_tools.
    • trigger-conditions.md — 3-6 intent patterns that should route here.
    • example-tasks.md — at least 3 ## Task N entries showing input -> expected output shape, drawn from your domain context.
  7. Score it.
    bash "$S/quality-score.sh" "$SANDBOX_AGENTS/<slug>"
    bash "$S/dry-test.sh" "$SANDBOX_AGENTS/<slug>"
  8. If quality score < 7, rewrite the lowest-scoring dimension once (usually system-prompt.md length or output-format rigidity), re-score. If still <7:
    bash "$S/forge-checkpoint.sh" review "<slug>" "<weak-dim>" "<score>"
  9. Append to skill-log.json.
    python3 -c "import json,datetime,pathlib,os;p=pathlib.Path(os.environ['TQ_FORGE_HOME'])/'skill-log.json';d=json.loads(p.read_text() or '[]');d.append({'slug':'<slug>','kind':'agent','score':<S>,'at':datetime.datetime.now(datetime.timezone.utc).isoformat(),'intent':'<intent>','status':'sandbox'});p.write_text(json.dumps(d,indent=2))"
  10. Print summary. slug, kind, score, sandbox path, and /tq-forge-promote <slug>.

Pitfalls

  • An agent missing any of the 5 files fails dry-test. Don't ship 4-of-5 — write the missing file (even a stub) and re-run.
  • If system-prompt.md has neither the {{CONTEXT}} substitution nor a ## Domain context section, scoring drops completeness. Always inject context.md.
  • tools.json must be valid JSON with tools and hand_off_to keys. A trailing comma breaks dry-test.
  • If context.md is still the placeholder, the agent will be generic. Tell the user to fill in $TQ_FORGE_HOME/context.md first.

Verification

  • $SANDBOX_AGENTS/<slug>/ contains all 5 files.
  • dry-test.sh returns verdict pass (>=85% checks).
  • quality-score.sh reports avg >=7.
  • skill-log.json has a new entry with kind: agent, status: sandbox.

Tags

tq-forge force-agent sandbox agent-factory

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