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Agent workflow research
This section preserves the agent-workflow research named by issue #163. The dated source records are historical evidence. They are not operating standards, accepted architecture decisions, implementation plans, or authorization to make changes.
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- Agent workflow research synthesis — 2026-10-02 links the major findings, corrections, conflicts, evidence categories, and unresolved sequencing questions back to exact source sections.
- Use the verbatim records below when wording, chronology, qualification, or authorization boundaries matter.
Dated source records
| Source task | Coverage | Record |
|---|---|---|
| Compare agent skills workflow | Two completed turns: initial Anthropic article comparison, then corrected environment-specific review | 2026-10-02 source record |
| Plan workflow skill integration | One completed turn: integrated comparison, script probes, effectiveness limits, and proposed sequence | 2026-10-02 source record |
| Compare Cursor pstack skills | Three completed turns: initial comparison, progressive-disclosure correction, and global-instruction design investigation | 2026-10-02 source record |
| Compare external skills | One completed turn: JavaScript Mastery skill-suite comparison | 2026-10-02 source record |
Preservation rules for these records
- The source pages reproduce all completed pre-assignment user and assistant messages in chronological order.
- The later preservation assignment is the cutoff and is not part of the historical research.
- Raw tool output is not copied wholesale. Reported revisions, measurements, experiments, source links, qualifications, and selected meaningful evidence output are preserved; truncation and omissions are disclosed.
- Private runtime instructions, secrets, unrelated task inventories, internal reasoning, and long third-party file copies are excluded.
- The original Codex tasks remain intact. These pages are durable retrieval records, not replacements for those tasks.