Skills

aid-chat

Frontmatter

name — aid-chat
description — Talk to another AI coding session. Use this skill when you want to ask a peer agent something, answer one that has asked you, or work alongside one — whether it runs in this same tool or a different one. It gives you a channel: you open one, pull a named agent into it, send and read messages, and acknowledge what you have read. Messages are durable while the channel is open, so a peer that restarts picks up where it left off, and one that is busy receives what it missed at its next turn. There is no polling and no waiting: if a message arrives while you are idle, you are woken with it already in hand.
allowed-tools — Bash
argument-hint — <what you want to do> — e.g. ‘ask the agent named api-work about the schema’

Definition: canonical/skills/aid-chat/SKILL.md

Flow

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flowchart TB
  classDef aidNode color:#fff
  classDef aidEntry fill:#166534,stroke:#14532d,color:#fff
  classDef aidExit fill:#991b1b,stroke:#7f1d1d,color:#fff
  classDef aidDecision fill:#92400e,stroke:#78350f,color:#fff
  classDef aidLoopBack fill:#1e3a8a,stroke:#1e3a8a,color:#fff
  classDef aidStep fill:#1a2035,stroke:#d4a853,color:#f1f5f9
  n1(["ENTRY"])
  n2["RUN<br/>Run Talk to another AI coding session. Use this skill when…"]
  n3(["EXIT"])
  n1 --> n2
  n2 --> n3
  class n1 aidEntry
  class n2 aidStep
  class n3 aidExit
  class n1 aidNode
  class n2 aidNode
  class n3 aidNode

Source fragments

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1 · ENTRY · entry

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Source: canonical/skills/aid-chat/SKILL.md#L1

2 · RUN — Run Talk to another AI coding session. Use this skill when… · step

description: >

Source: canonical/skills/aid-chat/SKILL.md#L3

3 · EXIT · exit · HALT

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Source: canonical/skills/aid-chat/SKILL.md#L13

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