agent-collaboration

Coordinating multiple agents in a shared repository requires standardized team collaboration patterns for worktree awareness, decision logging, and cross-agent communication. This skill enforces those patterns via structured guidance to reduce miscommunication and enable coordinated work.

Agents share decisions and context by logging important decisions to a centralized inbox, ensuring transparency and traceability across the team. They use reader prompts to request input from teammates and defer to the coordinator when needed.

Worktree awareness patterns give agents a shared understanding of the repository root and team structure to coordinate changes effectively. This prevents conflicts when multiple agents operate within the same shared repos simultaneously.

No specific dependencies are required to standardize agent collaboration workflows. The skill applies structured guidance through SKILL.md with defined inbox-based decision logging and reader prompts, working across all agent workflows without external components.

You should use standardized collaboration patterns when multiple agents collaborate on a feature within shared repos and need to follow the same workflow to record decisions and share context, ensuring transparency and coordinated work across the team.

The best way to enable cross-agent communication in shared repos is adopting standardized patterns where agents request input from teammates when needed and defer to the coordinator for involvement, using centralized inbox logging for traceability.