agent-team-inbox

Asynchronous messaging between agents without a daemon is managed through run-scoped inbox commands and local durable state. This enables agents to send, read, and acknowledge messages directly without requiring a background service.

Daemonless inbox management for agent-team workflows is a coordination mechanism that handles asynchronous messages, checkpoints, and contract-change notifications. It uses a local durable state model to synchronize tasks without a persistent background service.

To send and read messages within an agent-team task context, you invoke the message and inbox commands via the CLI. This lightweight interface establishes asynchronous communication channels and verifies inbox states for the current run.

Yes, you need to load agent-team-shared as a prerequisite before using inbox commands. Loading this shared component ensures access to shared utilities and consistent state handling across the agent-team workflow environment.

Contract-change notifications in asynchronous agent workflows keep involved agents informed about updates to the workflow contract. This enables coordinated changes across agent-team tasks while maintaining synchronization through local durable state.

Daemonless messaging for agent-team coordination relies entirely on local durable state rather than a centralized background service. It is scoped to asynchronous run-scoped communications, meaning synchronization depends on explicit inbox checks and acknowledgements.