21 agents
The canonical registry is designed around 21 specialized agents.
ProSystems organizes specialized agents, reusable skills, business context and security boundaries as a maintainable AI workspace.
The canonical registry is designed around 21 specialized agents.
A shared catalogue contains 19 authoritative skill entry points.
Secret exclusion, permission boundaries and rollback are explicit parts of the architecture.
As the number of agents grows, prompt-only systems become difficult to maintain. Roles, skills, tool permissions, business context and runtime rules need their own structure.
ProSystems separates agent identities from reusable capabilities. An agent-to-skill map defines which skills each agent can use, so capability logic can be maintained centrally.
Company knowledge lives in dedicated context areas instead of being mixed into universal instructions. Sensitive secrets are explicitly excluded from those files.
Permission files are protected, structural changes are backed up, and runtime precedence rules prevent stale notes from overriding current deployment information.
The file architecture and skill catalogue have been implemented and verified. Runtime activation for persisted agents is kept separate and requires supported authorized mechanisms.
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