A hands-on guide to governing your team's sprawling AI agents and skills
Pavan_Belagatti · x · 2026-10-27
Pavan Belagatti published a hands-on guide for engineering teams drowning in unmanaged AI agents and skills. His core observation: since almost anyone in an organization can now create agents and skills, things get messy fast without guardrails — no clear accountability for who created what, which agent or skill to use, and when.
The proposed fix is establishing "golden paths" for creating, managing and governing agents and skills across the org. Useful reference for teams whose internal agent sprawl is getting out of hand.
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