smith-agenticdef
Generate or update the agentic environment definition for AgentSmith, SkillSmith, and CommandSmith
Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Generate or update the agentic environment definition for AgentSmith, SkillSmith, and CommandSmith
Generate MCP environment definition for MCPSmith with Docker and Node.js verification
Merge multiple SOUL.md files into a composite persona for team-level agents or multi-perspective characters
Generate a SOUL.md identity file from source material, interactive prompts, or an existing voice profile. Use when authoring a persona / soul identity.
Disable soul enforcement without deleting SOUL.md or soul files
Generate an AIWG voice profile from an existing SOUL.md identity file
Use when authoring evaluations with strands-agents-evals. Activates on tasks involving Case/Experiment construction, picking evaluators (Output, Trajectory, Helpfulness, Faithfulness, Coherence, Conciseness, ResponseRelevance, Harmfulness, Refusal, Stereotyping, InstructionFollowing, GoalSuccessRate, ToolSelection/ParameterAccuracy, Multimodal*), trace-based evaluation with mappers (CloudWatch, OpenSearch, OpenInference, LangChain OTel, Strands in-memory), simulators (ActorSimulator, ToolSimulator), failure detection and root-cause analysis (detect_failures, analyze_root_cause, diagnose_session), chaos / fault-injection testing (ChaosCase, ChaosExperiment, ChaosPlugin), red-team evaluation (RedTeamExperiment, AdversarialCaseGenerator, AttackSuccessEvaluator, attack strategies), or auto test-case generation (ExperimentGenerator). Trigger phrases include "evaluate this agent", "score the trajectory", "simulate a user", "diagnose the session", "generate test cases", "LLM-as-a-Judge", "inject tool failures", "chaos test", "red team this agent", "jailbreak / adversarial". Skip for general LLM eval theory unrelated to this package.
Validate a single AIWG component (skill, agent, or command) for completeness and correctness
Add a new framework integration to the PostHog wizard. Use when adding support for a new language or framework (e.g. Ruby on Rails, Go, Angular). Covers creating the agent config, detection logic, registry entry, and enum/label additions.