Show available agent-messenger commands. Use when the user says "/am", asks about messaging commands, or wants to know how to communicate with other agents.
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Send a message to another agent via agent-messenger. Use when the user says "send message", "#sm", or wants to communicate with Cursor or another agent.
Show the debug workflow overview. Use when the user says "/debug" or asks about the two-agent debug workflow.
Show the orchestrate workflow overview. Use when the user says "/orchestrate" or asks about the orchestrator/implementer workflow.
Show agent-messenger message history. Use when the user says "/log" or asks to see message history or recent messages.
Show agent-messenger status overview. Use when the user says "/status" or asks about message counts, active agents, or channel state.
Check agent-messenger inbox for new messages. Use when the user says "check messages", "#cm", or asks about incoming messages from other agents.
List online agents. Use when the user says "/la", "list agents", "who is online", or wants to see active agents in this project.
Create a new task. Use when the user says "/ct", "create task", or wants to track new work.
List tasks. Use when the user says "/lt", "list tasks", or wants to see current work items.
Show ready tasks (no blockers). Use when the user says "/rt", "ready tasks", or wants to know what to work on next.
Show task details. Use when the user says "/st", "show task", or asks about a specific task.
Set agent identity. Use when the user says "/id" or asks to rename the agent.
Set or change the messaging channel for multi-agent isolation. Use when the user says "set channel", "#ch", or wants to pair with a specific agent.
Check agent identity and current channel. Use when the user says "who am I", "#wi", or wants to verify agent configuration.