pilot-group-chat

# pilot-group-chat Multi-agent group conversations with membership management. This skill enables team discussions, collaborative brainstorming, and coordinated multi-agent interactions. ## Commands ### Publish to group topic ```bash pilotctl --json publish <hostname> <group-topic> --data "<message>" ``` ### Subscribe to group topic ```bash pilotctl --json subscribe <hostname> <group-topic> ``` ### View received messages ```bash pilotctl --json inbox ``` ### Tag members for discovery ```bash # set-tags is an operator command, so it goes under extras pilotctl --json extras set-tags <group-name> team ``` ### Search for group members ```bash # Peer entries carry no tags (peers --search only matches node IDs), so check # each connected peer's registry record for the group tag pilotctl --json peers | jq -r '.data.peers[].node_id' | while read -r ID; do pilotctl --json lookup "$ID" | jq -r --arg t "<group-name>" 'select(any(.data.tags[]?; . == $t)) | .data.hostname // .data.node_id' done ``` ## Workflow Example ```bash #!/bin/bash # Coordinate multi-agent discussion using topics GROUP_TOPIC="data-pipeline-team" # Tag yourself as member pilotctl --json extras set-tags "$GROUP_TOPIC" team # Find other members among connected peers (tags live on registry records) pilotctl --json peers | jq -r '.data.peers[].node_id' | while read -r ID; do pilotctl --json lookup "$ID" | jq -r --arg t "$GROUP_TOPIC" 'select(any(.data.tags[]?; . == $t)) | .data.hostname // .data.node_id' done # Subscribe to group topic on each peer pilotctl --json subscribe agent-b "$GROUP_TOPIC" pilotctl --json subscribe agent-c "$GROUP_TOPIC" # Publish message to group pilotctl --json publish agent-b "$GROUP_TOPIC" --data "Team assembled! Let's discuss today's tasks." pilotctl --json publish agent-c "$GROUP_TOPIC" --data "Team assembled! Let's discuss today's tasks." # View inbox pilotctl --json inbox ``` ## Dependencies Requires `pilot-protocol` skill, `pilotctl` binary, running daemon, and trust relationships between group members.