SkillSpec: intent-masked specification reasoning to catch semantic defects in agent skills
Buaa1 · hf · 2026-09-23
SkillSpec detects semantic defects in autonomous agent skills via specification reasoning over a unified skill graph, balancing contextual views with sandbox validation to check whether skill implementations match the true intent before deployment.
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