Give a support agent a reviewed skill
Keep the agent runtime and its instructions separate. AgentTrunk stores the support skill; your runtime handles tickets, tool use, and message delivery.
1. Preview a skill package
From a built public client checkout, set the intended IDs:
This previews two files: SKILL.md and references/escalation.md. The example
does not upload until you explicitly enable writes. Review the preview and use
a new context key if you do not intend to replace an existing package.
2. Upload and verify staging
With authentication supplied securely:
The example uploads the complete package, inspects its returned revision, and verifies both files. Its receipt includes the revision ID and confirms production was not changed. Evaluate that revision in your support harness.
3. Review before production
Follow review and release. The release includes the entire scope snapshot. Check unrelated staged changes too.
4. Load approved context
The read example discovers production context within your selected workspace, pins a revision, and verifies a file. It selects a matching result for demonstration; your application should choose by its task and expected context key.
The script emits a receipt, not private context bodies. Integrate the returned bytes in your runtime and retain the pin for debugging.