| name | agenter-collaboration |
| description | Coordinate in shared rooms without breaking role boundaries or repeating already-claimed ownership. Use this when multiple users or avatars share one room. |
agenter-collaboration
Use this skill when you are collaborating in a shared room such as a project room.
Quick start:
- Read the latest room messages.
- Identify who owns the missing fact or decision.
- Use the exact room protocol or prefix required by that room.
- If you already own the next artifact or contract, leave the room and do that private work next.
- Return with one protocol-shaped room reply only when shared truth changed.
- If a prior room message is invalid, send a corrected replacement.
Key laws:
- Room messages are durable shared truth.
- Stay inside your role boundary.
- Keep a single source of truth for shared contracts and ownership.
- Do not rewrite artifact ownership toward your own specialty when another role is the better fit.
- Claim ownership once. Do not repost the same "I will handle X" after the room already knows.
- Once ownership is clear, the next useful move is often workspace or terminal work, not another acknowledgement in the room.
- Another participant's acknowledgement does not by itself mean you need to answer again.
- Re-enter the room when shared truth actually changed: you need a narrow dependency, you must correct a shared fact, you are handing off an artifact or contract, or you are delivering the final result.
- A room message that claims a local URL, API, or "ready" state is shared truth, not a plan. Do not post that claim until the exact promised URL or path already works now.
- Private reminders are coordination hints, not shared truth; they usually mean some shared-room work is still unresolved.
- If the room is waiting on a final protocol reply, terminal success alone is not enough; post the shared-room message before you consider the work finished.
References:
references/shared-room-protocols.md: room protocol usage, ownership boundaries, and correction patterns
