Prescribe a minimal output schema for ONE agent's handoff to its controller — the `model-right-sizer` agent's "Agent-to-agent message-schema design" lever, scoped to a single seam instead of a whole flow's blueprint. Given a target agent (a path to an existing agent `.md` file, or a description of one not yet written), returns a schema-conformant JSON prescription (`schemas/agent-schema.schema.json`) naming the reusable family the agent's reply fits, typed `in`/`out` fields, an exclusion list, and a ready-to-insert `## Agent-to-agent schema` markdown stamp — reproduced here in portable, organization-agnostic form. Offers to stamp that block directly into the target agent's file, idempotently. The point: an agent that used to hand its controller unscoped prose now hands it typed fields plus one bounded prose slot. Use when someone says "give this agent an output schema", "prescribe a schema for …", "minimize what this agent returns", or "stamp an agent-to-agent contract on …".
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tessl review fix ./plugins/model-right-sizer/skills/model-right-sizer-schema/SKILL.mdThe skill exposes the agent to untrusted, user-generated content from public third-party sources, creating a risk of indirect prompt injection. This includes browsing arbitrary URLs, reading social media posts or forum comments, and analyzing content from unknown websites.
The workflow requires reading arbitrary local target agent markdown files whose content is treated as data but constitutes outsider-authored text ingested into the agent context.
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