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UserA Claude Code plugin that installs the two-gate method for production AI agents: a design gate, a ship gate, and an incident-to-eval loop that turns failures into regression tests.
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design-gate
Decides the architecture for an AI feature before it is built, whether the work should be a deterministic workflow, a workflow with a model at the judgment points, a single model call, a single agent with tools, or multi-agent. Use when someone is scoping or designing a new AI use case, asking whether it needs an agent, reviewing a PRD, ticket, or spec for an agent, or pushing back on a design that reaches for an agent where a workflow would do. Also covers Salesforce Agentforce designs, deciding whether a use case should be a Flow, a prompt template, an Agentforce topic with actions, or multiple agents. Reads the design input, extracts the deciding signals with evidence, runs a deterministic verdict, and writes an architecture decision record that biases toward the simplest thing that works.
ship-gate
Reviews an AI agent for production readiness across evaluation, cost, observability, guardrails, human oversight, reliability, and governance. Use when someone is preparing an agent for production or a go-live, asking whether an agent is ready to ship, reviewing an agent's design, prompt, tools, or deployment, or hardening a working prototype into a dependable system. Produces an evidence-based scorecard and a prioritized list of the gaps to close.
agent-production-readiness
Reviews an AI agent for production readiness across evaluation, cost, observability, guardrails, human oversight, reliability, and governance. Use when someone is preparing an agent for production or a go-live, asking whether an agent is ready to ship, reviewing an agent's design, prompt, tools, or deployment, or hardening a working prototype into a dependable system. Produces an evidence-based scorecard and a prioritized list of the gaps to close.
agent-or-workflow
Decides the architecture for an AI feature before it is built, whether the work should be a deterministic workflow, a workflow with a model at the judgment points, a single model call, a single agent with tools, or multi-agent. Use when someone is scoping or designing a new AI use case, asking whether it needs an agent, reviewing a PRD, ticket, or spec for an agent, or pushing back on a design that reaches for an agent where a workflow would do. Also covers Salesforce Agentforce designs, deciding whether a use case should be a Flow, a prompt template, an Agentforce topic with actions, or multiple agents. Reads the design input, extracts the deciding signals with evidence, runs a deterministic verdict, and writes an architecture decision record that biases toward the simplest thing that works.
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