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agentgg create reads a past vulnerability report and distills it into a new agent file, so a later scan catches the same anti-pattern again in this codebase.

The three arguments

All three are required.

What —report reads

A # at the start of a line marks a comment. agentgg create distills one report per session, in order, and prints a line for each.

What it emits

For each report, the command writes one file, <slug>-<hash>.md, into --output. The hash comes from the code path, the report path, and the report content. A re-run on the same inputs overwrites that same file and does not add a duplicate. Before it writes, the command parses the generated file with the same loader agentgg scan uses. A file that fails to parse never lands on disk. The generated file carries the standard frontmatter fields: slug, name, description, noiseTier, references, an optional precondition, and where. See Agent anatomy for what each field means, and Targeting for precondition and where.

Install the result

Read the generated file before you trust it in a wide scan. The model wrote it from one report, so tighten where and add false-positive notes to the prompt body first.