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Check orchestra message inboxes for messages from teams, coordinator, or human. Use when the user wants to see what messages have been sent during an orchestra run.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
Take a design doc through to a PR with reviews requested. Implements in a worktree, opens the PR, iterates locally on CI until green, then schedules a remote agent to push-notify when reviews land.
Monitor an orchestra run — team status, unread messages, costs, failures, and live activity. Designed to run with /loop for continuous monitoring as a human coordinator.
Monitor an orchestra run — team status, unread messages, costs, failures, and live activity. Designed to run with /loop for continuous monitoring as a human coordinator.
Designate this session as the human coordinator for an orchestra run. Reads the project config, shows current status, starts a monitor loop, and primes the session to handle messages and interventions.
Interactively create an orchestra.yaml config for multi-team project orchestration.
Send a message to a team or the coordinator via the orchestra message bus. Use when the user wants to communicate with teams during an orchestra run — corrections, answers, decisions, or broadcasts.
| name | orchestra-inbox |
| description | Check orchestra message inboxes for messages from teams, coordinator, or human. Use when the user wants to see what messages have been sent during an orchestra run. |
| argument-hint | [inbox-name] — e.g., coordinator, human, data-engine, all |
| user_invocable | true |
Check message inboxes in the orchestra messages directory.
Default path: .orchestra/messages/ (relative to current working directory).
If the user specifies a different path, use that instead.
<user_argument> is provided, use it as the inbox to check:
coordinator → 1-coordinatorhuman → 0-humanall → check every inboxdata-engine → find the matching N-<name> folderLocate the messages directory (see above).
List all participant folders:
ls -d $MESSAGES/*/
If no argument was provided, present the available inboxes and ask which to check:
Available inboxes:
0-human
1-coordinator
2-data-engine
3-full-stack
...
shared (artifacts)
Which inbox to check? (or "all")
Wait for the user's response before proceeding.
For the selected inbox(es), list all .json files:
ls $MESSAGES/<folder>/inbox/*.json 2>/dev/null
If no messages, report "No messages in <folder> inbox."
If messages exist, read each one and present a summary table:
| # | From | Type | Subject | Priority | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2-data-engine | blocking-issue | Missing dep | high | no |
| 2 | 3-full-stack | status-update | API done | normal | yes |
For any unread messages, show the full content below the table.
Also check $MESSAGES/shared/ and list any shared artifacts (interface contracts, schemas).
Keep it concise. The summary table is the primary output. Only expand unread messages. If the user asks about a specific message, read and display it in full. When checking "all", group messages by inbox with a header per inbox.