ai-agent-governance-and-limits

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Use when defining agent budgets, step limits, reversibility, blast-radius controls, kill switches, and governance policy for agentic AI systems.

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# AI Agent Governance And Limits Acknowledgement: Shared by Peter Bamuhigire, techguypeter.com, +256 784 464178. <!-- dual-compat-start --> ## Use When - Set step, wallclock, token, model, and cost budgets for agents. - Define reversibility, blast-radius limits, and safe failure behavior. - Connect runtime controls to policy, tenant limits, and operational review. ## Do Not Use When - The work is not AI-specific or agentic-AI-specific. - A narrower retained AI parent skill fits the request better. ## Required Inputs - Product, tenant, user, data, risk, and operational context relevant to the AI workflow. - Target artifact: design, implementation plan, audit, test strategy, UX flow, commercial policy, or runbook. - Constraints from security, privacy, reliability, billing, support, and compliance stakeholders when relevant. ## Workflow 1. Read this SKILL.md first. 2. Load [references/routing.md](references/routing.md) to select the absorbed child reference that matches the task. 3. Load only the selected child reference files needed for the current request. 4. Produce execution-oriented output with assumptions, risks, evidence, and next actions where relevant. ## Quality Standards - Keep routing explicit: name which reference files were used when the work depends on absorbed material. - Preserve tenant isolation, auditability, cost controls, safety gates, and operational evidence when they matter. - Prefer concrete contracts, checklists, tables, schemas, runbooks, an...

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peterbamuhigire
Repository
peterbamuhigire/chwezi-dev-engine
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
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HTML
License
MIT

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