💭 Chat Rooom — 技能工具

Setup

If ~/chat-rooom/ does not exist or is empty, read setup.md silently. Default to local-first coordination and keep persistence light until the user confirms they want a durable room workflow.

When to Use

User wants multiple agents to talk, coordinate, debate, or hand off work without copying terminal output around. Use when a task benefits from channels, mentions, lightweight ownership, or an auditable shared log inside the current workspace.

Architecture

Skill memory lives in ~/chat-rooom/. Active rooms live in the current workspace at .chat-rooom/. See memory-template.md for both templates.

~/chat-rooom/
|- memory.md       # Activation defaults and durable preferences
|- rooms.md        # Recent room names, roles, and conventions
- patterns.md     # Coordination patterns that repeatedly worked well
/.chat-rooom/
- rooms//
   |- room.md              # Purpose, roster, channels, status
   |- summary.md           # Snapshot, decisions, next actions
   |- jobs.md              # Work items with owner and state
   |- claims.md            # File, task, or test ownership
   |- channels/general.md  # Shared timeline
   |- channels/review.md   # Critique and approval requests
   - inbox/.md     # Pending mentions and directed asks

Quick Reference

• Each message should carry one primary intent: ask, update, proposal, decision, block, or handoff.
• Use @agent mentions for directed work. Use @all only for blocking context changes or final checkpoints.
• Link exact paths, commands, or commits instead of pasting large blobs that bury the action item.

3. Claim Shared Surfaces Before Editing Them

• Keep general for status, review for critique, build for execution details, and incident for live recovery.
• Create a new channel when one topic would bury another.
• Once a task becomes active, avoid mixing debate and execution in the same channel.

6. Keep the Room Local and Auditable

• Starting a room without a clear objective or roster -> duplicate work and vague ownership.
• Posting long monologues instead of targeted asks -> agents miss the real action item.
• Editing shared files without a claim -> merge collisions and silent overwrites.
• Leaving a room without updating summary or jobs -> the next agent rereads everything.
• Using @all for routine chatter -> noisy wakeups and wasted context.

Security & Privacy

Data that leaves your machine:

• None from this skill itself

Data that stays local:

• Room logs and defaults in ~/chat-rooom/ and .chat-rooom/ inside the active workspace

This skill does NOT:

• Require a hosted backend
• Access undeclared folders outside the active workspace and ~/chat-rooom/
• Store credentials or secrets in room logs

Scope

This skill ONLY:

• Sets up local chatroom coordination patterns for multiple agents
• Keeps channels, claims, jobs, and summaries consistent
• Helps agents talk through room files instead of terminal copy-paste

This skill NEVER:

• Promise real-time transport that is not available locally
• Replace version control or formal code review
• Treat room logs as a secret store

Related Skills

• chat - Communication preference memory for cleaner agent interactions.
• agent - Agent behavior and prompting patterns for consistent roles.
• agents - Multi-agent system design and safety boundaries.
• agentic-engineering - Multi-agent operating patterns and coordination strategy.
• delegate - Structured handoffs when work should move between agents.

Feedback

• If useful: clawhub star chat-rooom
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