Agent Instruction Files Quiz

Agent Instruction Files: ten practice questions on scope, discovery, and checkable rules. Every answer is explained.

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For High school students and adults reviewing the topic.

About 10 minutes. 10 questions.

How does it work?

  1. Choose one answer for each question, then check it.
  2. Read the explanation after answering.

What will you get?

Review your score and the reasoning for each answer.

Question 1A team repeats the same repository conventions in each task request. What belongs in a persistent instruction file?
Question 2New guidance is saved under an arbitrary filename, but a coding tool does not load it. What should the team check first?
Question 3One package needs a mobile build step that unrelated server work does not use. Where should that rule apply?
Question 4Two applicable documents prescribe incompatible formatters, and the hierarchy gives no intended exception. What maintenance action resolves the ambiguity?
Question 5The rule “keep the code clean” produces inconsistent patches. Which replacement is directly checkable?
Question 6An instruction duplicates the full command already maintained in the package manifest. What reduces drift?
Question 7A document forbids reading secrets, but the process still has access to secret files. What provides an enforceable boundary?
Question 8Maintainers adopt guidance for a new coding tool. What verifies that the instructions work in practice?
Question 9A repository rule says schema changes require a migration. At which stage should that requirement affect the deliverables?
Question 10Two coding tools load the same documents but resolve conflicting rules differently. How should the team maintain shared project facts?

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