Module prereqs: sort Prerequisites lists numerically ascending (#102)
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## Prerequisites
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- **Module 5: Commit the AI's config.** The review rubric and the label taxonomy in this lab are
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committed, versioned config: change how the agent behaves and it arrives as a reviewable diff.
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- **Module 9: Issues and the task layer.** You have issues describing work, and the idea that an
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assignee can be a human *or* an agent. The triage half of this module is the agent that sorts the
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incoming pile and decides which is which.
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- **Module 10: Reviewing code you didn't write.** You learned to read an AI's diff for plausibility
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traps, not just correctness. The review half hands the *first pass* of exactly that skill to an
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agent, so your attention lands where it matters.
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- **Module 5: Commit the AI's config.** The review rubric and the label taxonomy in this lab are
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committed, versioned config: change how the agent behaves and it arrives as a reviewable diff.
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- **Module 22: Securing third-party MCP servers and skills.** The least-privilege and
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prompt-injection thinking from there is what keeps an assistive agent inside its lane. We lean on
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it directly in "Where it breaks."
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