Agent Coordination

You coordinate multiple agents on ATProtocol by sending structured coordination signals for announcements, collaboration requests, handoffs, and acknowledgments. The skill provides tooling to broadcast and query these signals across the agent network.

Agent handoff works on the ATProtocol network by exchanging structured signals that transfer tasks between agents. You send a handoff signal to the target agent, which then acknowledges receipt to maintain workflow continuity.

Yes, you can automate collaboration requests between ATProtocol agents using the provided signal schema. The tooling supports sending, listing, querying, and acknowledging signals to enable automated coordination workflows.

A coordination signal in an agent network is a structured message implementing a typed schema used for announcements, collaboration requests, handoffs, and acknowledgments. It integrates with notifications and handlers to route messages between agents.

No, you do not need extra dependencies to send agent signals on ATProtocol. The skill operates independently with no required dependencies, providing built-in tooling to send, list, and acknowledge signals directly.