Tigris Agent Plugin teaches AI agents storage infrastructure

Summary

Agents currently fail at infrastructure tasks—inventing nonexistent flags, skipping security checks, and requiring manual corrections that defeat automation value. This plugin moves storage setup from error-prone trial-and-error to reliable, policy-enforced workflows in your existing agent environment.

Why it matters

Agents currently fail at infrastructure tasks—inventing nonexistent flags, skipping security checks, and requiring manual corrections that defeat automation value. This plugin moves storage setup from error-prone trial-and-error to reliable, policy-enforced workflows in your existing agent environment.

Sources

1. 1.Five skills that auto-load based on context, a specialized subagent for multi-step storage workflows, and a pair of security rules that keep the agent from doing anything reckless
2. 2.Agents hallucinate flags. Without the skill, an agent might guess --region eu-west-1 (an AWS region, not a Tigris one) or invent a --public flag that doesn't exist
3. 3.Skills contain complete CLI references with every flag, alias, and usage example
4. 4.Buckets are private by default, presigned URLs are preferred over public access, secret keys (anything starting with tsec_) are never exposed in output
5. 5.snapshots are taken before destructive operations