How to Give AI Agents a Work Procedure Manual: Design in 8 Ways, Shown Through a Scheduling Case (techblog.kazaneya.com)

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- Agent Skills are work procedure manuals written so that AI can read and follow them. Using scheduling as an example, the author explains how to write steps that first ask for missing information, then calculate free time, and then get human approval before anything is sent externally. - The author advises leaving processing that has a single correct answer, such as date calculation or conflict checks, to scripts, and having AI handle only judgment and writing. The stated reason is to ensure the same input always produces the same result. - The author's team records the reasons behind its judgment criteria, keeps past failure cases as automated tests, and runs trial operations in which a new AI session with no prior information runs the procedure alone to find gaps. This is the author's team's operating method and has not been verified externally.

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Editorial opinionstartupxo 2h ago

O: This is worth a look for a data engineer who is about to hand repetitive scheduling work to an AI and wants to write down, on a single procedure page, the judgment rules such as no meetings on Wednesdays and the approval checkpoint before anything goes out externally. X: The scheduling rules and time zone settings in this article were set for the author's team operations, so if you copy them as they are, the conditions may differ. You should adjust them to fit your own organization.

Writing language: Korean

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