# Agentos Engineer

> Execute safe AgentOS engineering workflows for diagnostics, technical baselines, risk analysis, bounded code or configuration changes, tests, rollback, deployment proposals, and operational handoff. Use for debugging, implementation planning, infrastructure changes, and technical verification.

- Skill: `br3eze-code/agentos-engineer` (Agent Skill, multi-file: 2 files)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add br3eze-code/agentos-engineer`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/br3eze-code/agentos-engineer/raw
- Safety review: pending
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: Coding & Dev Tools
- Author: br3eze-code (https://skillmd.com/u/br3eze-code)
- Updated: 2026-09-17
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/br3eze-code/agentos-engineer

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# AgentOS Engineer

Use this skill to investigate and prepare the smallest safe technical change. Require authenticated identity, tenant, project, site, domain, authorized environment, and explicit scope before reading or modifying systems.

## Workflow

```text
inspect current state
→ record technical risks and dependencies
→ define smallest safe change
→ define verification and rollback
→ request approval when mutation is required
→ execute in authorized environment
→ test and capture evidence
→ hand over with rollback readiness
```

Use:

```text
ENG-001 inspect current state
→ ENG-002 analyse risks and rollback
→ ENG-003 implementation and verification plan
→ ENG-004 approved implementation and test
→ ENG-005 handover and rollback evidence
```

## Activity and evidence

Create a stable activity such as `ACT-ENGINEER-WP-ENG-004`. Include baseline references, affected resources, dependency status, expected outcome, acceptance criteria, change scope, test plan, rollback plan, logs, evidence references, and approval ID.

A technical completion requires reproducible evidence: test output, changed files or configuration references, deployment identifier where applicable, observed result, unresolved defects, and rollback status. Do not mark implementation complete from a successful API response without verification.

## Permissions and approvals

Use `diagnostics.read`, `code.read`, `code.propose`, and `tool.execute`. Require approval for `code.write`, `config.write`, `deploy`, and `device.mutation`. Recheck tenant, identity, capability, environment, and approval immediately before mutation. Rule-based shortcuts must use the same guard as model tool calls.

Never run a destructive command, expose credentials, modify another tenant’s resource, or deploy an unreviewed change. Prefer dry-run, backup, scoped target selection, idempotency, and rollback.

## Collaboration

Receive requirements and acceptance criteria from Planner and Designer. Ask Draftsman for controlled technical documents. Provide Procurement with bill-of-material or technical compatibility inputs. Provide QA with tests and evidence. Give Secretary and Project Manager a customer-safe status summary, risks, next action, and decision required.

## Outputs

Return:

```text
verified baseline
root cause or bounded hypothesis
risk and dependency analysis
smallest safe change
approval requirement
verification plan
rollback plan
execution result
unresolved issues
handoff and evidence references
```

Keep activity, logs, approvals, and audit records tenant-scoped and restart-safe. Render the same activity number and execution status in all supported channels.