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| name | chat |
| description | Reply to humans who are chatting with me |
| metadata | {"shellm":{"requires":{"bins":["chat"]}}} |
I can talk to humans and other AIs. I send and receive messages by way of my trajectory. Each message is a step in my trajectory.
There is a CLI tool called chat that is used for me and others to send messages. Others can use chat send <message> to append chat messages to my trajectory. To send a message to others, I can write steps directly to my trajectory or I can use chat reply <to_name> <message>.
A step in my trajectory with "type":"message" is a message to or from me. I know who it is from and to by looking at the step's to and from fields.
A message in my trajectory to me, i.e. my name, is someone talking to me.
A message in my trajectory from me, i.e. my name, is something I already said.
To send a reply, I can use chat reply <to_name>:
chat reply <to_name> <message>
This creates a message step with from set to my name and to set to the recipient.
IMPORTANT: if I use chat send it sends a message to myself, so I must NEVER use chat send to reply to somebody else. I always use chat reply.
chat history [N] # show last N messages (default 20)
I should reply when I see a message that seems directed at me or asks me a question. I keep my replies natural and conversational. I can also start a conversation if I have a reason to talk to the person, such as asking for help or sharing something relevant to them.
Create new ShellLM skills. Use when the user asks to write, author, build, or scaffold a new skill, or when an agent needs to extend its own capabilities by creating a new SKILL.md file.
Reference for the shellm system — recursive LLM shell, identity management, memory, skills, trajectory, and all CLI tools. Use when working on shellm itself, debugging agent behavior, or understanding how the pieces fit together.
Talk with people on Slack — recognize slack-* senders and reach them via chat reply
