| name | message-agent |
| argument-hint | <agent_name> <description of what to say> |
| description | Send a message to another mngr agent. Use when you need to communicate with a peer agent. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(echo "$MNGR_AGENT_NAME"), Bash(mngr message *), Bash(uv run mngr message *), Write(*), Skill(imbue-mngr-skills:find-agent) |
The user's message contains a target agent name (the first word) and a description of what to communicate. Extract the agent name and treat everything after it as the intent/content of the message.
Your agent name is: !echo "$MNGR_AGENT_NAME"
Agent Name Resolution
Skip this step if the user seems to have provided the exact name of the agent -- just use the first word of their input directly as the target. Otherwise (for example they pasted a branch name like mngr/foo, or described the agent instead of naming it), run the /imbue-mngr-skills:find-agent skill, which explains how to find the exact agent name.
Composing the Message
Based on the user's description, compose the full message. Every message you send MUST:
- Start with a sender tag:
[from: !echo "$MNGR_AGENT_NAME"].
- Contain the actual content: Write the message based on what the user described. Be clear and direct.
- End with a reply instruction: Close with a line like:
To reply, use the /imbue-mngr-skills:message-agent skill.
