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Agent Architect

Audit and improve an agent at the right layer.

agent-architect diagnoses where an agent problem actually belongs — persona, rules, memory, or skills — and recommends the smallest justified fix instead of a broad rewrite.

What it does

Four lanes:

  1. Persona / tone — identity, voice, style
  2. Rules — operating constraints, decision protocols, escalation boundaries
  3. Memory — what is stored, when, how it is retrieved
  4. Skills — reusable workflows, procedural packages, tool-routing

For any diagnosis, it returns:

  • the weak lane
  • the recommended fix type (no change / plain edit / memory tweak / rule change / skill change)
  • where the patch belongs
  • what not to touch

Why this exists

Most agent improvement efforts fail because they change the wrong layer:

  • editing tone when the real problem is a missing rule
  • adding a skill when the agent just forgot a standing fact
  • rewriting memory when the workflow itself is missing

agent-architect routes the fix to the right place first.

Installation

ClawHub

clawhub install agent-architect

Manual

Copy the agent-architect/ folder into your skills directory.

Works well with

  • skill-builder — when the result is "tighten or add a skill"
  • battle-tested-agent — when the diagnosis suggests reliability hardening
  • cognition — when the issue is memory architecture
  • openclaw-guide — when the issue is platform behavior, not the agent itself

License

MIT

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Audit and improve an agent at the right layer: persona, rules, memory, or skills. Recommends the smallest justified fix instead of a broad rewrite.

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