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Delegate a task to another agent in the AgentWeave session. Usage — /aw-delegate <agent> "<task description>"
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Orient yourself at the start of an AgentWeave session — read your assigned role from roles.json, check your inbox for unread messages, and list your active tasks. Run this automatically at the beginning of any session in an AgentWeave project.
Manage scheduled AI jobs in AgentWeave — create recurring tasks that trigger agents on a cron schedule. Usage — /aw-jobs [list|create|pause|resume|delete|run]
Mark a task as completed and notify the principal agent. Usage — /aw-done <task-id> ["optional completion note"]
Generate a relay prompt to hand off pending work to another agent manually. Usage — /aw-relay <agent-name>
Request a code review from another agent in the AgentWeave session. Usage — /aw-review "<what to review>" ["focus area or specific concern"]
Accept a revision request for a task that came back as revision_needed — acknowledge receipt, move the task back to in_progress, and notify the principal. Usage — /aw-revise <task-id> ["what you plan to do"]
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| name | aw-delegate |
| description | Delegate a task to another agent in the AgentWeave session. Usage — /aw-delegate <agent> "<task description>" |
Delegate a task to another agent in the AgentWeave collaboration session.
Project: Agentweave Principal: claude Available agents: claude, kimi, minimax
Parse $ARGUMENTS as: <agent-name> "<task description>" (agent name first, then the task).
Steps:
agentweave quick --to <agent> "<description>"
agentweave transport status
agentweave relay --agent <agent> and present the relay prompt to the user so they can copy it into the target agent's session.If $ARGUMENTS is empty or malformed, ask the user: "Which agent should receive the task, and what should they do?"