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Reasoning-Driven Image Briefs skill transforms agent prompts into logic-based Gemini 3 style instructions for muapi.ai, adding structured creative briefs (subject/action/context/composition/lighting), precise text cues, and physics-grounded constraints before invoking generation scripts.

This guide outlines the structure and content guidelines for an AGENTS.md file. This file serves as a comprehensive 'README for agents,' providing detailed, technical context and operational instructions (such as setup, development workflow, testing procedures, and code style) that enable advanced AI coding agents to interact with and understand a codebase effectively. It greatly complements traditional READMEs by focusing purely on machine-readable technical requirements.

This tool generates a complete, structured TypeSpec declarative agent definition tailored for Microsoft 365 Copilot. It systematically creates necessary components including detailed role instructions, conversation starters, and a comprehensive list of required capabilities (e.g., WebSearch, OneDrive, Teams, CodeInterpreter). This ensures the agent is fully functional and ready for deployment within the M365 ecosystem.

Detects goal hijacking vulnerabilities where malicious instructions are hidden within external content sources processed by the agent, such as retrieved documents (RAG), uploaded files, or web page content. This skill simulates these attack vectors to ensure the agent only uses the provided context for the stated task and does not execute embedded hidden commands.

This advanced guide covers core Anthropic workflow patterns, specifically focusing on tool use (function calling) and building complex, agentic loops. It provides detailed instructions on defining tools using JSON Schema, executing tool calls, and managing the iterative process required for building sophisticated, AI-powered agents using the Anthropic API.

Generates optimized prompts for AI tools like LLMs, image generators, and coding agents. Acts as a dedicated prompt engineer to extract intent and tailor instructions for specific models. Ensures production-ready output without unnecessary explanations, focusing on clarity and effectiveness for writing, fixing, or adapting prompts.

A comprehensive security skill designed to detect and mitigate indirect prompt injection attacks. It scans untrusted external content—including web pages, PDFs, and images—for hidden, obfuscated instructions before an LLM agent processes them. The pipeline combines content extraction (HTML, OCR), normalization, and dedicated ML models (e.g., LLM Guard, Prompt Guard 2) to ensure data safety.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for packaging multiagent system (MARL) and game theory evidence for academic submissions, particularly for conferences like AAMAS. It emphasizes that the artifact must be inspectable, containing not just a trained model, but the game definition, environment code, opponent sets, and interaction protocols, ensuring rigorous reproducibility and reviewability.

This skill involves testing AI agents for direct prompt injection vulnerabilities where user messages attempt to override system instructions. It focuses on role confusion and instruction hijacking without external content, ensuring agents maintain security boundaries against direct manipulation attempts.

Audit named agent instructions, tool definitions, and embedded prompts locally with LintLang 0.8.0. Reports finding codes, severities, and locations without editing files or calling a model.

This skill detects persistent instruction injection vulnerabilities in AI agents. It verifies if the agent stores malicious instructions in long-term memory or context to execute later. The process involves attempting to write a persistent rule and verifying if the agent follows it in subsequent interactions. It focuses on behavioral persistence rather than data leakage.

Checks what a shipped AI product's system prompt and tool schema actually say, by reading a dated archive of captured prompts instead of recalling them. Use before asserting or accepting any claim about an agent's instructions.