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Read and send messages on a BWOC agent's inbox from Claude Code — inspect an agent's (or the whole fleet's) inbox, count or tail new envelopes, acknowledge/clear a backlog, append a message, and read daemon logs. Use when the user wants to see what work is queued for an agent, triage a backed-up inbox, or hand off a message. Wraps the `bwoc` CLI (shell-out, no server).

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name	bwoc-messaging
description	Read and send messages on a BWOC agent's inbox from Claude Code — inspect an agent's (or the whole fleet's) inbox, count or tail new envelopes, acknowledge/clear a backlog, append a message, and read daemon logs. Use when the user wants to see what work is queued for an agent, triage a backed-up inbox, or hand off a message. Wraps the `bwoc` CLI (shell-out, no server).

BWOC Messaging & Inbox

This skill teaches when and how to work with the BWOC inbox transport from Claude Code: reading what is queued for an agent, sending messages, and triaging a backlog. Every capability is a thin wrapper over the bwoc CLI. Discover exact flags with bwoc <verb> --help, and quote user-supplied values.

When to use

"What's queued for agent X?" / "is anyone backed up?" → bwoc inbox <agent>, inbox --all.
"How many unread does X have?" → bwoc inbox <agent> --count.
"Send / hand off a message" → bwoc send.
"What did X's daemon say?" → bwoc log <agent>.
"Clear the backlog after I've read it" → bwoc inbox <agent> --clear (mutating).

Reading inboxes (read-only)

bwoc inbox <agent>             # print one agent's inbox (.bwoc/inbox.jsonl)
bwoc inbox --all               # every agent's inbox, each under a header
bwoc inbox <agent> --limit 20  # only the last N messages
bwoc inbox <agent> --count     # just the envelope count (one integer; pairs with --json)
bwoc inbox <agent> --json      # structured envelopes
bwoc inbox <agent> --watch     # tail mode — block and print new envelopes (Ctrl-C to stop)

--watch blocks; surface it to the user rather than running it inside the non-interactive Bash tool. --all refuses --clear/--watch.

Sending (mutating)

bwoc send <agent> "<message>"            # append to the agent's inbox; fire-and-forget
bwoc send <agent> "<message>" --from <agent>      # agent → agent sender attribution
bwoc send <agent> --file <FILE>          # send file contents instead of inline text

Quote the message so multi-word values stay one argument. Optional: --reply-to <messageId>, --no-wakeup.

Triaging a backlog

bwoc inbox <agent> --limit 50      # read what piled up first
# ...act on / summarize the messages...
bwoc inbox <agent> --clear         # acknowledge + truncate (asks to confirm)
bwoc inbox <agent> --clear --yes   # required in non-TTY; skips the confirmation

Daemon logs (read-only)

bwoc log <agent>               # tail the agent's daemon log (.bwoc/agent.log — stderr)

Safety

inbox reads and log are read-only. send and inbox --clear are mutating — --clear is destructive (it deletes messages), so read them first and confirm intent.
Never --clear an inbox you have not actually surfaced to the user.
Target a specific workspace with --workspace <path> (or BWOC_WORKSPACE).

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name	bwoc-messaging
description	Read and send messages on a BWOC agent's inbox from Claude Code — inspect an agent's (or the whole fleet's) inbox, count or tail new envelopes, acknowledge/clear a backlog, append a message, and read daemon logs. Use when the user wants to see what work is queued for an agent, triage a backed-up inbox, or hand off a message. Wraps the `bwoc` CLI (shell-out, no server).

BWOC Messaging & Inbox

When to use

"What's queued for agent X?" / "is anyone backed up?" → bwoc inbox <agent>, inbox --all.
"How many unread does X have?" → bwoc inbox <agent> --count.
"Send / hand off a message" → bwoc send.
"What did X's daemon say?" → bwoc log <agent>.
"Clear the backlog after I've read it" → bwoc inbox <agent> --clear (mutating).

Reading inboxes (read-only)

bwoc inbox <agent>             # print one agent's inbox (.bwoc/inbox.jsonl)
bwoc inbox --all               # every agent's inbox, each under a header
bwoc inbox <agent> --limit 20  # only the last N messages
bwoc inbox <agent> --count     # just the envelope count (one integer; pairs with --json)
bwoc inbox <agent> --json      # structured envelopes
bwoc inbox <agent> --watch     # tail mode — block and print new envelopes (Ctrl-C to stop)

--watch blocks; surface it to the user rather than running it inside the non-interactive Bash tool. --all refuses --clear/--watch.

Sending (mutating)

bwoc send <agent> "<message>"            # append to the agent's inbox; fire-and-forget
bwoc send <agent> "<message>" --from <agent>      # agent → agent sender attribution
bwoc send <agent> --file <FILE>          # send file contents instead of inline text

Quote the message so multi-word values stay one argument. Optional: --reply-to <messageId>, --no-wakeup.

Triaging a backlog

bwoc inbox <agent> --limit 50      # read what piled up first
# ...act on / summarize the messages...
bwoc inbox <agent> --clear         # acknowledge + truncate (asks to confirm)
bwoc inbox <agent> --clear --yes   # required in non-TTY; skips the confirmation

Daemon logs (read-only)

bwoc log <agent>               # tail the agent's daemon log (.bwoc/agent.log — stderr)

Safety

inbox reads and log are read-only. send and inbox --clear are mutating — --clear is destructive (it deletes messages), so read them first and confirm intent.
Never --clear an inbox you have not actually surfaced to the user.
Target a specific workspace with --workspace <path> (or BWOC_WORKSPACE).