Create a Specialist Agent Only After Its Work Boundary Is Stable

Description and use

<h1> Create a Specialist Agent Only After Its Work Boundary Is Stable </h1> <p>Adding an agent is easy. Giving it a durable job is harder.</p> <p>The useful rule is: <strong>create a specialist only when its work boundary is stable enough to write down, review, and reuse.</strong> Until then, keep the work with a main agent and improve the shared project guidance.</p> <p>This is where APC and APX have different jobs. APC is the portable layer: it keeps a project's shared rules, structured agent definitions, reusable skills, and safe curated context in the repository. APX is the runtime layer:

Problem

<h1> Create a Specialist Agent Only After Its Work Boundary Is Stable </h1> <p>Adding an agent is easy. Giving it a durable job is harder.</p> <p>The useful rule is: <strong>create a specialist only when its work boundary is stable enough to write down, review, and reuse.</strong> Until then, keep the work with a main agent and improve the shared project guidance.</p> <p>This is where APC and APX have different jobs. APC is the portable layer: it keeps a project's shared rules, structured agent definitions, reusable skills, and safe curated context in the repository. APX is the runtime layer:

Outcome

<h1> Create a Specialist Agent Only After Its Work Boundary Is Stable </h1> <p>Adding an agent is easy. Giving it a durable job is harder.</p> <p>The useful rule is: <strong>create a specialist only when its work boundary is stable enough to write down, review, and reuse.</strong> Until then, keep the work with a main agent and improve the shared project guidance.</p> <p>This is where APC and APX have different jobs. APC is the portable layer: it keeps a project's shared rules, structured agent definitions, reusable skills, and safe curated context in the repository. APX is the runtime layer:

Evidence

Create a Specialist Agent Only After Its Work Boundary Is Stable

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