Skill Detail
manage-ploinky-agents
manage-ploinky-agents is the operating contract for creating, updating, reviewing, and securing Ploinky agents and the Ploinky runtime. It treats every change as security-sensitive until the repository proves otherwise, and it keeps the owning repository's specifications authoritative by resynchronizing them after each change.
| Depends on | gamp-specs |
|---|---|
| Primary artifacts | SKILL.md, DS.md, skill.json, references/, scripts/validate-ploinky-agent.mjs |
| Primary spec | DS011-manage-ploinky-agents.md |
Layered Contract
The skill loads SKILL.md first as a compact behavioral contract, then opens the deeper references/ files only when a task requires the agent model, configuration shapes, security invariants, workflows, or code examples. A deterministic validator checks an agent directory and an optional router policy state against the structural and security invariants that prose cannot enforce on its own. The skill is portable: it carries a README.md and install.sh so it can be copied into external Ploinky repositories for use by Codex and Claude Code.
Security Invariants
The skill preserves a fixed set of invariants. The canonical agent id agent:<repo>/<agent> is durable, while route keys and aliases are only routing labels. The router is the single public control point. The three JWT families flow in fixed directions, and every internal token binds to the real operation through a recomputed request hash. MCP policy is explicit and fail-closed, the HTTP whitelist is path-based and readonly and separate from MCP policy, chat completions stay non-privileged, and secrets stay separated so an agent never receives the master key or another agent's secret.
Specifications Are the Source of Truth
The skill is spec-driven. The DS specifications of the repository that owns an agent are authoritative. Behavior is described in specification terms, the smallest safe change is made to satisfy them, and the owning repository's specifications and documentation are resynchronized with gamp-specs after every change. The resynchronization runs against the edited repository rather than against this skill folder, and a change is not finished while the specifications still describe the previous behavior.
flowchart TD
A[Read owning repo DS specs, manifest.json, mcp-config.json] --> B[Classify change: config, code, or security-sensitive]
B --> C[Edit the smallest safe surface]
C --> D[Validate with validator and repository tests]
D --> E[Resynchronize specs and docs with gamp-specs]
E --> F{Do the specs describe the new behavior?}
F -- no --> E
F -- yes --> G[Finish with a risk-focused summary]
Catalog Integration
As a member of this catalog the skill follows the repository conventions defined by gamp-specs: a skill.json descriptor that declares the gamp-specs dependency, a local DS.md design summary, this HTML page, and a contiguous DS entry reachable from the specification matrix.