Raven Scott
78dbe3e588
Add configurable reasoning/process visibility to /bin/agent via ~/.agent/config.json and setup wizard prompts, including bounded output and optional tool trace display. Expand agent capabilities with operational tools for service/timer inspection, cron/audit log reads, boot policy and kernel extension resolution, plus a new seeded agent-ops skill and updated workspace docs/tests to support the new automation workflow.
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---
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name: agent-ops
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version: 1.0.0
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description: Diagnose Bare OS runtime state using agent operations tools for services, timers, logs, boot policy, and extension resolution.
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tags: [bare-os, operations, initd, cron, audit, diagnostics]
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requires: [list_services, service_status, list_timers, read_cron_log, read_audit_log, read_boot_policy, read_kernel_extension_resolution]
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---
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# agent-ops
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Use this skill for operational diagnostics and health checks inside Bare OS.
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## Workflow
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1. Start with service state:
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- `list_services`
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- `service_status` for any unit in failed/inactive phase.
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2. Inspect scheduling:
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- `list_timers` for `~/.config/bare-os/timers/*.timer`
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- `read_cron_log` for runtime scheduler failures.
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3. Check security/provenance controls:
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- `read_boot_policy`
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- `read_kernel_extension_resolution`
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4. If behavior looks suspicious, read `read_audit_log` (bounded + redacted).
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## Output Contract
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- Report observed state first (services, timers, policies, extension resolution).
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- Separate confirmed facts from hypotheses.
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- Suggest safe next actions with minimal blast radius.
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- Avoid destructive recommendations unless explicitly requested.
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