If the first premise of Virtue Ethics is $$An action is right if and only if it is what a virtuous agent would characteristically do in the circumstances,$$ then an appropriate amendment to the premise would be:

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$$a virtuous agent is one who exercises the virtues.$$

$$an action can only be virtuous if it follows a maxim.$$

$$but such virtuous agents are difficult to come by$.$

$$a virtuous agent is one who aims for the best possible consequences.$$