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Attribution

On this page

The Agent Engineering Handbook is an independent public edition maintained by Desmond Landry (@desland01). It is based on public work by three engineers, with thanks — none of whom endorses this handbook or has reviewed it:

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Third-party code

Code this handbook links to — ESLint's no-restricted-imports documentation, the inspected repositories, and every pinned commit referenced in validation.md — remains the property of its authors under their own licenses. This repository claims no license over that work. Nothing from those repositories is bundled here except short quoted excerpts and descriptions with links back to their sources.

This repository's own content

The guides, skills, examples and build tooling written for this edition are the handbook's own text, adapted from the cited public sources and from the authors' direct inspection of them, with source-derived facts kept separate from author recommendation. See the provenance notes in each skill's frontmatter and validation.md. The site design is this edition's own and is recorded in DESIGN.md; the earlier landing-page template, build/workflows-source.html, is retained in this repository for reference and is no longer used by the renderer.

The renderer depends on Python Markdown 3.10.3 (BSD license), used as an unmodified installed dependency; the lint example depends on ESLint 10.10.0 (MIT license) as pinned in its package.json. Neither is redistributed in modified form.

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