Add Agent Task Gates — AI employee task-discipline agent - #2678
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Adds
agents/agent-task-gates.agent.md— a task-discipline gate keeper forAI-employee and multi-agent teams.
It enforces a four-gate pipeline before work is assigned and before work is
accepted:
Why this slot: the existing
agent-governance-revieweragent covers securityand trust governance (policies, intent classification, audit trails). This
agent covers the other half — task-execution discipline and acceptance: what
happens before an agent starts and before its work is accepted. Both are
needed to run AI teams in production.
The discipline adapts mattpocock's production-grade skill system (grill-me,
to-spec, to-tickets, implement) to AI-employee governance, with machine
enforcement and KPI accountability. Source credit is included in the agent
body. Frontmatter follows the CONTRIBUTING agent format (description / model /
tools / name) and the filename follows the lowercase-hyphen
.agent.mdconvention. I could not run
npm run buildlocally to regenerate the READMEtables — happy to adjust if the format needs anything else.