agentic-architect

Designs and builds agentic AI workflows from scoping interview through tested deployment.

2|1|Updated Aug 19, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/lanceyuu/mimiwork --skill agentic-architect-lanceyuu
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: agentic-architect
Source: https://github.com/lanceyuu/mimiwork/tree/main/coworker/skills/builtin/agentic-architect
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lanceyuu/mimiwork --skill agentic-architect-lanceyuu

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Turning a vague wish like "automate part of my job" into a working, tested AI system is hard: people skip scoping, over-engineer, or deploy untested automations. This Skill provides a structured Embed → Scope → Build → Prove process that converts a real work problem into a running agentic setup using MimiWork's own primitives. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured scoping interview: Embeds in the user's actual workflow, inspects real folders before designing, and writes a 3-line scope with a measurable success metric. - Pattern selection and assembly: Chooses the simplest fitting agentic design pattern (tool use, planning, reflection, ReAct, or multi-agent) and assembles it from scheduled tasks, saved skills, file tools, and office document writers. - Proof before handover: Runs the system once, judges output against the success metric, iterates at most twice, and either deploys with a review date or recommends killing the pilot. - Use Case: A user says "every Monday, summarize the new files in my reports folder into a one-page brief." The Skill scopes the job, builds a scheduled task with reflection-style self-review instructions, test-runs it, and hands over a working automation. ## Quick Start Help me automate my weekly reporting workflow by designing and building an agentic AI system for it.

Frequently Asked Questions about agentic-architect

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate a recurring workflow with an AI agent?▼

Start by scoping the job: define one workflow, a measurable success metric, and what is out of scope. Then pick the simplest agentic pattern, build it as a scheduled task with explicit instructions, and run it once to verify output before deploying.

What agentic design pattern should I use for my automation?▼

Match the pattern to the job: tool use for clear fetch/compute/produce tasks, planning for multi-step deliverables, reflection when quality matters more than speed, ReAct when inputs vary each run, and multi-agent for distinct specialisms on separate schedules.

Should I build a scheduled task or a reusable skill?▼

Use a scheduled task for recurring jobs bound to specific folders and times, and a saved skill for reusable procedures triggered on demand. Combining both is common: the skill holds the method and the scheduled task invokes it.

Can an AI automation send emails or publish content automatically?▼

Consequential actions like sending, deleting, or spending credits should stay approval-gated, especially on first runs. Design with the approval system rather than around it, letting an inbox handle decisions asynchronously.

When should I not automate a workflow with an AI agent?▼

Skip automation when a single well-prompted run solves the problem, when the job lacks a clear input and output, or when two test iterations still miss the success metric. A killed pilot with a good manual result is a valid outcome.