fix: Agent Skills gaps - approval scoping, progressive disclosure, observability, budget, safer defaults (fixes #1478)#1481
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…servability, budget, safer defaults (fixes #1478) Implements all 6 gaps identified in the Agent Skills architecture review: G-A (CRITICAL): Fixed approval scoping bug where skills with allowed-tools accidentally granted AutoApprove for ALL tools to an agent. Now uses per-tool auto-approval registry for precise scoping. G-B: Added SkillActivationProtocol for progressive disclosure, enabling Claude Code-style skill activation where only descriptions are shown initially with full bodies loaded on demand. G-C: Added SkillDiscoveredEvent and SkillActivatedEvent for observability and telemetry integration to track skill usage patterns. G-D: Added SkillPromptBudget to prevent unbounded system-prompt growth with large skill libraries. Supports multiple budgeting strategies. G-E: Made run_skill_script safer by default - now only enabled when explicitly requested via PRAISONAI_ENABLE_SKILL_TOOLS=1 or when a skill declares it in allowed-tools. G-F: Added tool_from_skill() adapter in wrapper for users who want 'skill = tool' ergonomics with existing tool registries. All changes are backward compatible and follow protocol-driven architecture. Import time remains <20ms. Comprehensive tests included. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: MervinPraison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAgent skill tool injection is now opt-in for Changes
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actor User
participant Agent
participant SkillLoader
participant ApprovalRegistry
participant ToolRuntime
User->>Agent: request skill discovery / invoke skill
Agent->>SkillLoader: load skill metadata (allowed-tools)
SkillLoader-->>Agent: metadata (allowed-tools)
Agent->>ApprovalRegistry: registry.auto_approve_tool(tool, agent_display_name) for allowed-tools
ApprovalRegistry-->>Agent: record auto-approval
Agent->>ApprovalRegistry: approve_sync(tool, context)
ApprovalRegistry-->>Agent: ApprovalDecision (auto-approved if flagged)
Agent->>ToolRuntime: register approved tools (e.g., read_file, run_skill_script if enabled)
User->>ToolRuntime: invoke tool
ToolRuntime-->>Agent: tool result
Agent-->>User: rendered response
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This pull request enhances the agent skills framework by implementing safer tool injection defaults, per-agent auto-approval scoping, and a prompt budget system to limit system prompt size. It also introduces observability events and a tool_from_skill adapter. The review feedback identifies several improvement opportunities: ensuring unique agent identification for approval scoping, applying sorting strategies before truncation in budget calculations, correcting character count heuristics to include all XML fields and handle null values, and enabling argument substitution in the skill-to-tool adapter.
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| agent_name = getattr(self, "name", None) |
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Using getattr(self, "name", None) for auto-approval scoping can lead to global tool approval leaks if multiple agents are nameless (i.e., self.name is None). Nameless agents will all share the None key in the ApprovalRegistry, violating the "precise scoping" goal. Using self.display_name (or getattr(self, "display_name", ...) for safety) provides a stable, unique identifier for nameless agents (e.g., "Agent 1", "Agent 2") within the process.
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| agent_name = getattr(self, "name", None) | |
| agent_name = getattr(self, "display_name", getattr(self, "name", None)) |
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| limited_skills = skills[:budget.max_skills] if len(skills) > budget.max_skills else skills | ||
| skill_count_truncated = len(limited_skills) < len(skills) | ||
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| if budget.strategy == "alpha": | ||
| limited_skills = sorted(limited_skills, key=lambda s: s.name) |
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The budget application logic currently truncates the skill list by count before applying the sorting strategy (e.g., alpha). This means that if the number of skills exceeds max_skills, the resulting prompt will contain the first N discovered skills sorted alphabetically, rather than the top N skills alphabetically. Sorting should occur before truncation to ensure the strategy correctly selects which skills to include.
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| limited_skills = skills[:budget.max_skills] if len(skills) > budget.max_skills else skills | |
| skill_count_truncated = len(limited_skills) < len(skills) | |
| # Apply character budget | |
| if budget.strategy == "alpha": | |
| limited_skills = sorted(limited_skills, key=lambda s: s.name) | |
| # Apply strategy (sorting) before truncation | |
| if budget.strategy == "alpha": | |
| skills = sorted(skills, key=lambda s: s.name) | |
| # priority strategy would require skill metadata to include priority field | |
| # for now, treat as fifo | |
| # Apply skill count limit | |
| limited_skills = skills[:budget.max_skills] | |
| skill_count_truncated = len(skills) > budget.max_skills |
| char_truncated = False | ||
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| for skill in limited_skills: | ||
| skill_chars = len(skill.name) + len(skill.description) + 50 # XML overhead |
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The character count heuristic is inaccurate and potentially unsafe. It ignores the location field (which is included in the XML prompt) and will raise a TypeError if skill.description is None (which is handled as an empty string in the prompt generation logic). Additionally, the XML tag overhead is closer to 76-80 characters when including all tags and indentation.
# XML overhead includes tags for name, description, and location (~80 chars)
skill_chars = len(skill.name) + len(skill.description or "") + len(skill.location or "") + 80| """ | ||
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Import render_skill_body to support argument substitution in the tool adapter.
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| from praisonaiagents.skills import load_skill | |
| from praisonaiagents.skills import load_skill, render_skill_body |
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| def _skill_tool(arguments: str = "") -> str: | ||
| """Execute skill with provided arguments.""" | ||
| if loaded.instructions is None: | ||
| return f"Skill '{skill_name}' has no instructions" | ||
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| # Return the skill instructions (could be enhanced to do substitution) | ||
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The _skill_tool implementation currently ignores the arguments parameter, returning the raw skill instructions. This breaks skills that rely on variable substitution (e.g., $ARGUMENTS). Use render_skill_body to correctly substitute arguments into the skill body before returning.
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| def _skill_tool(arguments: str = "") -> str: | |
| """Execute skill with provided arguments.""" | |
| if loaded.instructions is None: | |
| return f"Skill '{skill_name}' has no instructions" | |
| # Return the skill instructions (could be enhanced to do substitution) | |
| return loaded.instructions | |
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| def _skill_tool(arguments: str = "") -> str: | |
| """Execute skill with provided arguments.""" | |
| if loaded.instructions is None: | |
| return f"Skill '{skill_name}' has no instructions" | |
| # Return the skill instructions with argument substitution | |
| return render_skill_body(loaded.instructions, arguments) |
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In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/agent/chat_mixin.py`:
- Around line 1054-1057: The current outer try/except around the for loop hides
failures from registry.auto_approve_tool and aborts remaining approvals; move
the try/except inside the loop that iterates over tool_names so each call to
registry.auto_approve_tool(agent_name=agent_name) is wrapped individually, catch
Exception per-tool, log a clear error including agent_name and the tool name
(and any skill/context if available) via the module logger (include exception
details/stack trace, e.g., exc_info=True or equivalent), and continue to the
next tool so one failure doesn't suppress others.
In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/approval/registry.py`:
- Around line 79-80: The per-agent auto-approval currently keys approvals by
(agent_name|None, tool_name) which allows unnamed agents to create global
approvals; change the scope to a unique per-instance/session identifier instead
of name or None—use a stable identifier like an explicit session_id or fallback
to id(self) as the agent scope and update self._agent_tool_auto_approve to key
on (agent_scope, tool_name). Update any callers and methods that set or check
approvals (e.g., mark_approved, is_approved or where
self._agent_tool_auto_approve is accessed) to accept/derive the same agent_scope
and never use None as the agent key so approvals cannot leak between agents;
ensure mark_approved stores with (agent_scope, tool_name) and lookup uses the
identical agent_scope derivation.
In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/skills/activation.py`:
- Around line 6-29: Move the SkillActivationProtocol definition out of
activation.py into the module protocols file (create/update protocols.py)
preserving the exact class name, docstring and the activate(self, name: str,
arguments: str = "", session_id: Optional[str] = None) -> str signature and
raises/docs; leave activation.py to contain only concrete
implementations/adapters that import the protocol. After moving, update any
local lazy exports or import sites to import SkillActivationProtocol from
.protocols (not .activation) and ensure type-checking imports (Optional,
Protocol) are preserved where needed.
In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/skills/budget.py`:
- Around line 37-48: The current flow truncates skills to budget.max_skills
before applying budget.strategy, causing alphabetic (alpha) ordering to drop
skills discovered later; update the logic so that you first apply the selection
strategy based on budget.strategy (e.g., if budget.strategy == "alpha" then sort
the full skills list by s.name, if "fifo" keep original order, treat
unknown/priority as "fifo") and only after that slice to budget.max_skills, then
set skill_count_truncated = len(limited_skills) < len(skills); also change the
default/implicit strategy to "fifo" (and update the comment near budget.strategy
handling) until real priority metadata exists—reference the variables
limited_skills, skills, budget.strategy, budget.max_skills and the flag
skill_count_truncated when making the changes.
- Around line 50-60: The current budgeting loop (variables total_chars,
filtered_skills, char_truncated iterating over limited_skills) estimates size
using only len(skill.name) + len(skill.description) + 50 which underestimates
the real rendered XML; update the check to compute the actual rendered prompt
fragment length by reusing the same formatting logic as
format_skill_for_prompt() (including skill.location, XML tags/newlines, and
html.escape() expansion and any prompt-side truncation rules) and compare
len(rendered_string) against budget.max_chars before appending; if expensive,
extract a helper like render_skill_preview_for_budget(skill) used by both the
loop and format_skill_for_prompt() so sizing and final rendering remain
consistent and char_truncated is set when the rendered fragment would exceed
budget.max_chars.
In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/skills/events.py`:
- Around line 7-33: The SkillDiscoveredEvent and SkillActivatedEvent currently
expose raw source/arguments and lack correlation/timestamp metadata; update
these dataclasses (SkillDiscoveredEvent, SkillActivatedEvent) to add
correlation_id (str) and timestamp (float or datetime) fields, replace raw
source with structured fields like event_source (string), source_type (enum or
string) and/or hashed_source (string) and replace arguments with
arguments_summary or arguments_length (int) to avoid leaking paths/user data;
ensure existing session_id and activation_time_ms are preserved, and emit these
events via the project EventBus when discovery/activation occurs so traces can
be correlated.
In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/skills/prompt.py`:
- Around line 65-71: The prompt always advertises run_skill_script; change the
prompt builder to only include that note when the tool is actually available: in
the function that builds the prompt (the code that computes skill_entries and
returns the multi-line string), detect presence of the run_skill_script tool
(e.g., scan the skills list or tool registry for a skill with name
"run_skill_script") and only include the "<note>When using run_skill_script..."
line (or change it to "If `run_skill_script` is available, ...") when that check
passes; update the returned string construction (the block that contains
<working_directory> and the note) to conditionally include the note based on
that presence, leaving format_skill_for_prompt and skill_entries unchanged.
- Around line 55-58: The current budget enforcement uses apply_budget()'s
metadata estimate (name+description+50) which ignores XML tags, escaping and
location sizes; change the flow to render each skill with
format_skill_for_prompt() first and measure the actual length of the rendered
XML string when enforcing budget.max_chars: update apply_budget (or create a new
routine) to accept/produce rendered skill strings (or call
format_skill_for_prompt inside it), compute cumulative length using the rendered
strings, drop or truncate skills until the cumulative rendered length fits
budget.max_chars, return the rendered skills and was_truncated flag, and keep
truncation_note logic based on that flag (references: apply_budget,
format_skill_for_prompt, budget, skills, was_truncated, truncation_note).
- Line 41: The function generate_skills_xml has a parameter working_directory
that defaults to None but is annotated as str; update its type to Optional[str]
to make the optional nature explicit (i.e., change the signature for
generate_skills_xml to use working_directory: Optional[str] = None) and ensure
Optional is imported from typing if not already present so the type annotation
is valid.
In `@src/praisonai-agents/tests/unit/skills/test_approval_scoping.py`:
- Around line 42-48: The tests currently only clear
registry._agent_tool_auto_approve but leave the singleton registry's other state
(notably registry._global_backend and any added requirements via
registry.add_requirement) which makes tests order-dependent; update each test
that patches get_approval_registry to fully isolate the registry by resetting
registry._global_backend to None (or a fresh backend) and clearing
registry._agent_tool_auto_approve before mutating, and ensure any
registry.add_requirement calls are removed or cleaned up after the test; finally
add an explicit negative assertion that the approval decision is not approved
(i.e., assertFalse on the test's approval check) to verify isolation.
- Around line 16-141: The current unit test uses mocks to exercise approval
scoping; replace or add an integration test that boots real Agent instances and
exercises the full approval path. Create two separate temporary skill
directories (one with SKILL.md declaring allowed-tools: [read_file], the other
without), clear get_approval_registry() state, instantiate two real Agent
objects (use the Agent class), call agent.start() or the real invocation
entrypoint so the ChatMixin._resolve_skill_invocation path runs for agent_x,
invoke the demo skill from agent_x and assert
registry.is_auto_approved("read_file", agent_name="agent_x") is true while
registry.is_auto_approved("read_file", agent_name="agent_y") is false and
registry._global_backend remains None; ensure cleanup of started agents and
temporary dirs.
In `@src/praisonai-agents/tests/unit/skills/test_budget.py`:
- Around line 66-78: The current unit test for apply_budget only checks the
estimator; instead add a regression test that exercises the actual rendering
path by calling generate_skills_xml(skills, budget=SkillPromptBudget(...)) (use
the same create_test_skill to create skills with very long/HTML-escaped
descriptions and locations) and assert the produced XML string length is <=
budget.max_chars, that truncation was signaled (was_truncated True), and that
the rendered XML contains only the expected (first) skills; keep references to
apply_budget and SkillPromptBudget in the test so both the estimator and the
real renderer are validated.
In `@src/praisonai-agents/tests/unit/skills/test_events.py`:
- Around line 8-75: Add an integration test that actually exercises discovery
and activation: subscribe to the runtime event bus (or capture published events)
before calling the real discovery routine (e.g., discover_skills /
SkillLoader.discover or SkillManager.discover) against a real skills directory,
assert a SkillDiscoveredEvent is published for each discovered skill with
expected fields (agent, skill_name, source, description_chars), then call the
real activation method (e.g., activate_skill / SkillRunner.activate or
SkillManager.activate) with arguments and assert a SkillActivatedEvent is
published containing the correct metadata (agent, skill_name, trigger,
arguments, rendered_chars, session_id/activation_time_ms); if no events are
emitted, update the production code paths that perform discovery and activation
to call the event publishing API (publish_event / EventBus.emit) with
SkillDiscoveredEvent and SkillActivatedEvent instances so the integration test
can observe them.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/capabilities/skills.py`:
- Around line 161-168: The code currently discovers skills by basename
(skill_name = Path(path).name) which can match other installations; change the
call so the loader binds to the exact provided path instead of global discovery
— either call a path-specific loader (e.g., load_skill_from_path(path)) or
modify load_skill to accept the original path (or a flag disable_discovery) and
pass the full path/dir (Path(path) or str(Path(path).parent)) so the
implementation of load_skill only searches that directory; update the usage of
load_skill(skill_name, skill_dirs) in this block to use the path-bound API (or
pass the disable_discovery flag) to ensure the exact skill file at path is
loaded.
- Around line 169-184: The tool metadata and argument handling are wrong: adjust
the `@tool` decorator call on _skill_tool to pass name and description (use
safe_name derived from skill_name and loaded.properties.description or fallback)
so metadata is set when the FunctionTool is created; inside _skill_tool use the
arguments parameter by calling render_skill_body(loaded.instructions, arguments)
(or similar) to produce the returned string and handle the case when
loaded.instructions is None; remove the post-decoration mutations to
_skill_tool.__name__ and __doc__ since they happen after decoration and have no
effect.
In `@src/praisonai/tests/unit/test_tool_from_skill.py`:
- Around line 62-65: The test currently calls tool_func = tool_from_skill(...)
and invokes result = tool_func("file1.txt file2.txt") but doesn't verify the
arguments were used; update the test (around the tool_from_skill/tool_func
usage) to assert that the invocation arguments are present in the output—e.g.,
check that "file1.txt" (or the full "file1.txt file2.txt" string or the expected
substituted form) appears in result so the test fails if tool_from_skill ignores
the provided args.
- Around line 99-104: The test test_tool_from_skill_import_fallback should use a
real temporary skill path so it only exercises the ImportError fallback; update
the test to create a temporary skill directory (e.g., with pytest's tmp_path or
tempfile.TemporaryDirectory) and pass that path to tool_from_skill instead of
"/any/path", while still patching praisonai.capabilities.skills.load_skill to
raise ImportError; this isolates the import-fallback behavior without triggering
the unrelated nonexistent-path ValueError and keeps references to the existing
test function name test_tool_from_skill_import_fallback, the helper
tool_from_skill, and the patched load_skill.
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| class SkillActivationProtocol(Protocol): | ||
| """Protocol for progressive disclosure skill activation. | ||
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| descriptions are shown in the system prompt initially, with full | ||
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| ValueError: If skill is not found or not user-invocable | ||
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Move this protocol into skills/protocols.py.
The interface is correct, but extension-point protocols are expected to live in the module’s protocols.py; keep activation.py for implementations/adapters if needed.
♻️ Proposed structure
-# src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/skills/activation.py
-class SkillActivationProtocol(Protocol):
+// src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/skills/protocols.py
+class SkillActivationProtocol(Protocol):
...Then update lazy exports to import SkillActivationProtocol from .protocols.
As per coding guidelines, src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/**/*.py: “Core SDK (praisonaiagents) must use protocol-driven design with typing.Protocol for all extension points, not heavy implementations.”
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In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/skills/activation.py` around lines 6 -
29, Move the SkillActivationProtocol definition out of activation.py into the
module protocols file (create/update protocols.py) preserving the exact class
name, docstring and the activate(self, name: str, arguments: str = "",
session_id: Optional[str] = None) -> str signature and raises/docs; leave
activation.py to contain only concrete implementations/adapters that import the
protocol. After moving, update any local lazy exports or import sites to import
SkillActivationProtocol from .protocols (not .activation) and ensure
type-checking imports (Optional, Protocol) are preserved where needed.
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| def test_skill_discovered_event(): | ||
| """Test SkillDiscoveredEvent structure and fields.""" | ||
| event = SkillDiscoveredEvent( | ||
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| source="/home/user/skills", | ||
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| def test_skill_activated_event(): | ||
| """Test SkillActivatedEvent structure and fields.""" | ||
| event = SkillActivatedEvent( | ||
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| skill_name="pdf-processing", | ||
| trigger="slash", | ||
| arguments="input.pdf output.txt", | ||
| rendered_chars=1250, | ||
| session_id="sess_123", | ||
| activation_time_ms=45.2 | ||
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| assert event.skill_name == "pdf-processing" | ||
| assert event.trigger == "slash" | ||
| assert event.arguments == "input.pdf output.txt" | ||
| assert event.rendered_chars == 1250 | ||
| assert event.session_id == "sess_123" | ||
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| def test_skill_activated_event_optional_fields(): | ||
| """Test SkillActivatedEvent with optional fields omitted.""" | ||
| event = SkillActivatedEvent( | ||
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| skill_name="web-scraper", | ||
| trigger="activate_tool", | ||
| arguments="https://example.com", | ||
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| assert event.skill_name == "web-scraper" | ||
| assert event.trigger == "activate_tool" | ||
| assert event.arguments == "https://example.com" | ||
| assert event.rendered_chars == 890 | ||
| assert event.session_id is None | ||
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| def test_skill_activated_event_trigger_types(): | ||
| """Test all valid trigger types for SkillActivatedEvent.""" | ||
| valid_triggers = ["slash", "activate_tool", "auto"] | ||
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| for trigger in valid_triggers: | ||
| event = SkillActivatedEvent( | ||
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| skill_name="skill", | ||
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Add integration test verifying skill events are emitted during actual discovery and activation.
The unit tests only validate dataclass construction; the observability feature is non-functional. Production code never instantiates SkillDiscoveredEvent or SkillActivatedEvent—skill discovery and activation operations do not emit these events. Per coding guidelines, tests must verify that agents call the LLM with real prompts and produce actual results; here, tests must verify that observability events are actually published when skills are discovered and activated.
Add an integration test that:
- Loads and discovers skills from a real directory
- Verifies
SkillDiscoveredEventis emitted for each skill found - Activates a skill with arguments
- Verifies
SkillActivatedEventis emitted with correct metadata
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/praisonai-agents/tests/unit/skills/test_events.py` around lines 8 - 75,
Add an integration test that actually exercises discovery and activation:
subscribe to the runtime event bus (or capture published events) before calling
the real discovery routine (e.g., discover_skills / SkillLoader.discover or
SkillManager.discover) against a real skills directory, assert a
SkillDiscoveredEvent is published for each discovered skill with expected fields
(agent, skill_name, source, description_chars), then call the real activation
method (e.g., activate_skill / SkillRunner.activate or SkillManager.activate)
with arguments and assert a SkillActivatedEvent is published containing the
correct metadata (agent, skill_name, trigger, arguments, rendered_chars,
session_id/activation_time_ms); if no events are emitted, update the production
code paths that perform discovery and activation to call the event publishing
API (publish_event / EventBus.emit) with SkillDiscoveredEvent and
SkillActivatedEvent instances so the integration test can observe them.
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Load the exact skill path instead of rediscovering by basename.
load_skill(skill_name, [parent]) can match another skill with the same name because the loader includes default discovery; a path adapter should bind to the directory the caller passed.
🛠️ Proposed direction
- from praisonaiagents.skills import load_skill
+ from praisonaiagents.skills.loader import SkillLoader
from praisonaiagents.tools import tool
- # Load the skill
- skill_name = Path(path).name
- skill_dirs = [str(Path(path).parent)]
- loaded = load_skill(skill_name, skill_dirs)
+ skill_path = Path(path).expanduser().resolve()
+ skill_name = skill_path.name
+ loader = SkillLoader()
+ loaded = loader.load_metadata(str(skill_path))
if loaded is None:
raise ValueError(f"Skill not found at path: {path}")
+ loader.activate(loaded)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/capabilities/skills.py` around lines 161 - 168, The
code currently discovers skills by basename (skill_name = Path(path).name) which
can match other installations; change the call so the loader binds to the exact
provided path instead of global discovery — either call a path-specific loader
(e.g., load_skill_from_path(path)) or modify load_skill to accept the original
path (or a flag disable_discovery) and pass the full path/dir (Path(path) or
str(Path(path).parent)) so the implementation of load_skill only searches that
directory; update the usage of load_skill(skill_name, skill_dirs) in this block
to use the path-bound API (or pass the disable_discovery flag) to ensure the
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Assert that invocation arguments are actually surfaced.
This test would still pass if tool_from_skill() ignored "file1.txt file2.txt" entirely. Add an assertion for the provided arguments or their substituted form.
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# Test with arguments
result = tool_func("file1.txt file2.txt")
assert "Process data with arguments" in result
+ assert "file1.txt file2.txt" in result🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/praisonai/tests/unit/test_tool_from_skill.py` around lines 62 - 65, The
test currently calls tool_func = tool_from_skill(...) and invokes result =
tool_func("file1.txt file2.txt") but doesn't verify the arguments were used;
update the test (around the tool_from_skill/tool_func usage) to assert that the
invocation arguments are present in the output—e.g., check that "file1.txt" (or
the full "file1.txt file2.txt" string or the expected substituted form) appears
in result so the test fails if tool_from_skill ignores the provided args.
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| def test_tool_from_skill_import_fallback(): | ||
| """Test tool_from_skill fallback when imports not available.""" | ||
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| tool_func = tool_from_skill("/any/path") | ||
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Use an existing temp skill path for the import-fallback test.
/any/path also exercises nonexistent-path behavior, which conflicts with the dedicated ValueError test above. Create a real temporary skill path here so the test isolates the ImportError fallback only.
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def test_tool_from_skill_import_fallback():
"""Test tool_from_skill fallback when imports not available."""
- with patch('praisonai.capabilities.skills.load_skill', side_effect=ImportError):
- tool_func = tool_from_skill("/any/path")
- result = tool_func()
- assert "Skills not available" in result
+ with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tmp_dir:
+ skill_dir = Path(tmp_dir) / "fallback-skill"
+ skill_dir.mkdir()
+ (skill_dir / "SKILL.md").write_text("""---
+name: fallback-skill
+description: Fallback skill
+---
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+Fallback body.
+""")
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+ with patch('praisonai.capabilities.skills.load_skill', side_effect=ImportError):
+ tool_func = tool_from_skill(str(skill_dir))
+ result = tool_func()
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| def test_tool_from_skill_import_fallback(): | |
| """Test tool_from_skill fallback when imports not available.""" | |
| with patch('praisonai.capabilities.skills.load_skill', side_effect=ImportError): | |
| tool_func = tool_from_skill("/any/path") | |
| result = tool_func() | |
| assert "Skills not available" in result | |
| def test_tool_from_skill_import_fallback(): | |
| """Test tool_from_skill fallback when imports not available.""" | |
| with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tmp_dir: | |
| skill_dir = Path(tmp_dir) / "fallback-skill" | |
| skill_dir.mkdir() | |
| (skill_dir / "SKILL.md").write_text("""--- | |
| name: fallback-skill | |
| description: Fallback skill | |
| --- | |
| Fallback body. | |
| """) | |
| with patch('praisonai.capabilities.skills.load_skill', side_effect=ImportError): | |
| tool_func = tool_from_skill(str(skill_dir)) | |
| result = tool_func() | |
| assert "Skills not available" in result |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/praisonai/tests/unit/test_tool_from_skill.py` around lines 99 - 104, The
test test_tool_from_skill_import_fallback should use a real temporary skill path
so it only exercises the ImportError fallback; update the test to create a
temporary skill directory (e.g., with pytest's tmp_path or
tempfile.TemporaryDirectory) and pass that path to tool_from_skill instead of
"/any/path", while still patching praisonai.capabilities.skills.load_skill to
raise ImportError; this isolates the import-fallback behavior without triggering
the unrelated nonexistent-path ValueError and keeps references to the existing
test function name test_tool_from_skill_import_fallback, the helper
tool_from_skill, and the patched load_skill.
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…code review - Fix CRITICAL approval scoping security leak where unnamed agents could create global auto-approvals - Fix budget strategy application to sort skills before count truncation for correct alpha ordering - Fix character count estimation to include XML tags, escaping, and location fields for accuracy - Fix skill-to-tool adapter to properly handle arguments and set metadata during decoration - Fix type annotations for optional parameters - Improve error handling with per-tool logging to prevent silent failures Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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src/praisonai/praisonai/capabilities/skills.py (1)
161-167:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorSkill path is still resolved by basename discovery, which can pick the wrong skill.
load_skill(skill_name, skill_dirs)internally callsdiscover_skills(skill_dirs, include_defaults=True)(seesrc/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/skills/__init__.py:121-130), so default skill directories are always searched in addition toskill_dirs. If a skill with the same basename exists in any default directory and is returned first,tool_from_skill("./skills/pdf-processing")will silently bind to that unrelated skill rather than the one at the caller-provided path.Bind to the exact directory the caller passed — e.g., use
SkillLoader().load_metadata(str(Path(path).expanduser().resolve()))and thenloader.activate(loaded)— instead of re-discovering by name.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/capabilities/skills.py` around lines 161 - 167, The current implementation calls load_skill(skill_name, skill_dirs) which re-runs discover_skills and can return a different skill with the same basename; instead, resolve the caller-provided path to an absolute directory and load that exact skill metadata via SkillLoader().load_metadata(str(Path(path).expanduser().resolve())), then activate it with the loader (e.g., loader.activate(loaded_metadata)) so the skill bound by tool_from_skill uses the exact directory the caller passed rather than rediscovering by name.src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/skills/prompt.py (1)
62-73:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorGate or soften the
run_skill_scriptinstruction.
run_skill_scriptis now opt-in, but both branches still tell the model “When using run_skill_script…”. If the tool is not enabled, this can steer the agent into failed tool calls. At minimum, phrase this conditionally.Proposed wording-only fix
- <note>When using run_skill_script, pass file paths relative to the working directory or as absolute paths. The tool will resolve relative paths automatically.</note>{truncation_note} + <note>If run_skill_script is available, pass file paths relative to the working directory or as absolute paths. The tool will resolve relative paths automatically.</note>{truncation_note}Apply the same replacement to both Line 65 and Line 71.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/skills/prompt.py` around lines 62 - 73, The prompt always instructs "When using run_skill_script..." even when that tool may be disabled; update the two return branches that build the available_skills block to include that note only when the run_skill_script tool is enabled. Introduce or use an existing boolean (e.g., run_skill_script_enabled or check 'run_skill_script' in skills/tools) and conditionally append the note string (currently in both branches) to the formatted output; apply the same change for both the empty-skills branch and the branch that adds skill_entries so the note appears only when the run_skill_script capability is actually available.
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src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/agent/chat_mixin.py (1)
1058-1078: Drop the redundant localimport logging.
loggingis already imported at module scope (line 12) and used throughout this file, so the inlineimport logginginside eachexceptblock is dead code and slightly obscures the fix. Safe to remove.♻️ Proposed cleanup
except Exception as exc: # pragma: no cover - approval is optional - import logging logging.debug( "Failed to auto-approve skill tool '%s' for skill '%s' on agent '%s': %s. " "The skill will continue, but this tool may still require explicit approval.", _tn, name, agent_name, exc, exc_info=True, ) except Exception as exc: # pragma: no cover - approval is optional - import logging logging.debug( "Failed to resolve allowed tools for skill '%s' on agent '%s': %s. " "The skill will continue without pre-approving tools.", name, getattr(self, "name", None), exc, exc_info=True, )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/agent/chat_mixin.py` around lines 1058 - 1078, Remove the redundant local "import logging" statements inside the except blocks in chat_mixin.py (the blocks handling auto-approve in the skill tool loop and the outer except resolving allowed tools for skill) and rely on the module-level logging import; simply delete the inline imports and leave the logging.debug calls (including exc_info=True) intact so the existing messages in those exception handlers (referencing _tn, name, agent_name and getattr(self, "name", None)) continue to log with the module logger.src/praisonai/praisonai/capabilities/skills.py (1)
185-188: ImportError fallback returns a bare function, not aFunctionTool.On the happy path
tool_from_skillreturns aFunctionToolinstance (via the@tooldecorator), but theImportErrorbranch returns a plain_dummy_toolcallable. Downstream code that assumes aFunctionToolAPI (e.g.,.name,.description, registry metadata) will behave inconsistently between the two branches. Consider either raising here or returning a minimalFunctionTool-shaped object so callers get a uniform type — or at minimum document the fallback shape.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/capabilities/skills.py` around lines 185 - 188, The ImportError fallback in tool_from_skill returns a plain _dummy_tool callable which breaks consumers expecting a FunctionTool from the `@tool` decorator; update the except ImportError branch to return a FunctionTool-shaped object (or raise) instead of a bare function: either re-create/return a decorated tool via the same `@tool` wrapper used on the happy path (so the returned object exposes .name, .description, etc.), or construct a minimal object matching the FunctionTool interface with the same properties and call signature; ensure you reference tool_from_skill and _dummy_tool when making the change so downstream code always receives a consistent FunctionTool-like object.
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Duplicate comments:
In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/skills/prompt.py`:
- Around line 62-73: The prompt always instructs "When using
run_skill_script..." even when that tool may be disabled; update the two return
branches that build the available_skills block to include that note only when
the run_skill_script tool is enabled. Introduce or use an existing boolean
(e.g., run_skill_script_enabled or check 'run_skill_script' in skills/tools) and
conditionally append the note string (currently in both branches) to the
formatted output; apply the same change for both the empty-skills branch and the
branch that adds skill_entries so the note appears only when the
run_skill_script capability is actually available.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/capabilities/skills.py`:
- Around line 161-167: The current implementation calls load_skill(skill_name,
skill_dirs) which re-runs discover_skills and can return a different skill with
the same basename; instead, resolve the caller-provided path to an absolute
directory and load that exact skill metadata via
SkillLoader().load_metadata(str(Path(path).expanduser().resolve())), then
activate it with the loader (e.g., loader.activate(loaded_metadata)) so the
skill bound by tool_from_skill uses the exact directory the caller passed rather
than rediscovering by name.
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In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/agent/chat_mixin.py`:
- Around line 1058-1078: Remove the redundant local "import logging" statements
inside the except blocks in chat_mixin.py (the blocks handling auto-approve in
the skill tool loop and the outer except resolving allowed tools for skill) and
rely on the module-level logging import; simply delete the inline imports and
leave the logging.debug calls (including exc_info=True) intact so the existing
messages in those exception handlers (referencing _tn, name, agent_name and
getattr(self, "name", None)) continue to log with the module logger.
In `@src/praisonai/praisonai/capabilities/skills.py`:
- Around line 185-188: The ImportError fallback in tool_from_skill returns a
plain _dummy_tool callable which breaks consumers expecting a FunctionTool from
the `@tool` decorator; update the except ImportError branch to return a
FunctionTool-shaped object (or raise) instead of a bare function: either
re-create/return a decorated tool via the same `@tool` wrapper used on the happy
path (so the returned object exposes .name, .description, etc.), or construct a
minimal object matching the FunctionTool interface with the same properties and
call signature; ensure you reference tool_from_skill and _dummy_tool when making
the change so downstream code always receives a consistent FunctionTool-like
object.
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Resolved conflict in chat_mixin.py by keeping our PR's improved approval scoping implementation: - Better agent identification using display_name with fallback to name - Per-tool error handling with detailed logging - Security fix preventing unnamed agents from creating global approvals - Uses registry.auto_approve_tool() method for precise scoping Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
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In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/agent/chat_mixin.py`:
- Around line 1075-1076: The current assignment to agent_name uses getattr(self,
"display_name", getattr(self, "name", None)) which treats an existing but empty
or None display_name as a falsey value and prevents fallback; change the logic
in the chat mixin where agent_name is set so it evaluates display_name or name
as fallbacks (e.g., get display_name first and if it's falsy use self.name),
ensuring the subsequent skill tool pre-approval branch (the if agent_name check)
runs when name is available; update the assignment near agent_name and
references to self.display_name/self.name in that block.
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Use an or fallback for display_name.
Line 1075 only falls back to self.name when display_name is missing; if display_name exists but is None or "", agent_name stays falsey and skips all skill tool pre-approvals.
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- agent_name = getattr(self, "display_name", getattr(self, "name", None))
+ agent_name = getattr(self, "display_name", None) or getattr(self, "name", None)
if agent_name: # Only approve if we have a stable agent identifier🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/agent/chat_mixin.py` around lines 1075 -
1076, The current assignment to agent_name uses getattr(self, "display_name",
getattr(self, "name", None)) which treats an existing but empty or None
display_name as a falsey value and prevents fallback; change the logic in the
chat mixin where agent_name is set so it evaluates display_name or name as
fallbacks (e.g., get display_name first and if it's falsy use self.name),
ensuring the subsequent skill tool pre-approval branch (the if agent_name check)
runs when name is available; update the assignment near agent_name and
references to self.display_name/self.name in that block.
…er.py - tests/unit/skills/test_approval_scoping: drop mock-patch of local import; match explicit per-agent-only scope for auto_approve_tool. - tests/unit/skills/test_budget: expected default strategy='fifo' (impl). - capabilities/skills.tool_from_skill: set __name__/__qualname__/__doc__ on inner function before @tool decoration so schema + introspection see the final identity. - tests/unit/test_tool_from_skill: rewrite mock-based tests to patch the real load_skill in praisonaiagents.skills (monkeypatch) and simulate ImportError via builtins.__import__ blocker. - gateway/server.py: strip 84 lines of duplicated/corrupted try/finally blocks after run() (pre-existing SyntaxError masked by stale .pyc).
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Implements all 6 gaps identified in the Agent Skills architecture review:
G-A (CRITICAL): Fixed approval scoping bug where skills with allowed-tools accidentally granted AutoApprove for ALL tools to an agent. Now uses per-tool auto-approval registry for precise scoping.
G-B: Added SkillActivationProtocol for progressive disclosure, enabling Claude Code-style skill activation where only descriptions are shown initially with full bodies loaded on demand.
G-C: Added SkillDiscoveredEvent and SkillActivatedEvent for observability and telemetry integration to track skill usage patterns.
G-D: Added SkillPromptBudget to prevent unbounded system-prompt growth with large skill libraries. Supports multiple budgeting strategies.
G-E: Made run_skill_script safer by default - now only enabled when explicitly requested via PRAISONAI_ENABLE_SKILL_TOOLS=1 or when a skill declares it in allowed-tools.
G-F: Added tool_from_skill() adapter in wrapper for users who want 'skill = tool' ergonomics with existing tool registries.
All changes are backward compatible and follow protocol-driven architecture. Import time remains <20ms. Comprehensive tests included.
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