agenttalk-propose

To send a proposal for asynchronous decision-making, you invoke the agenttalk-propose skill via a command-line interface, specifying the sender, recipient, subject, and message body to transmit structured offers over the AgentTalk communication bus.

Agents can handle counter-proposals automatically during negotiations by utilizing the skill's built-in mechanism to receive, evaluate, and respond to counter-offers, allowing continuous point-to-point decision-making cycles.

The best way to wait for an agent's response after sending a design proposal is to use the skill's response waiting feature, which monitors the AgentTalk communication bus for acceptance, rejection, or counter-proposal messages.

You need knowledge of AgentTalk protocols and YAML data formatting to activate the skill, as these are required to structure the point-to-point decision-making messages and manage the communication bus effectively.

A Codex agent proposes a design review to Claude agents by sending a structured proposal over the AgentTalk bus, specifying the recipient and subject, and then waiting for the Claude agents to return an acceptance, rejection, or counter-proposal.

The skill focuses on point-to-point decision-making among agents, meaning it manages proposals between specific sender and recipient pairs over the communication bus rather than handling broadcast or multi-party consensus workflows.