artifact-sharing

To share files between agents, you save output files to a shared directory and register their metadata for discovery. This allows other agents to list, find, and consume artifacts like reports or data files within the workspace.

An artifact sharing mechanism provides a standardized method for agents to produce and consume files. By registering outputs in a managed workspace, agents ensure valuable data like analysis results are accessible to other team members.

You register a file for discovery by using the artifact script to save the file to a shared directory with a description. For example, register reports/output.md with a description so other agents can locate and read it.

Yes, you need a shared filesystem to transfer artifacts between agents. The skill requires a shared directory to store output files and a registration mechanism to manage artifact metadata for discovery.

Yes, an agent can consume data files produced by another agent. Agents can list and find registered artifacts in the shared workspace, allowing them to read and use files like data.csv to generate new reports.

You can share various output files between agents, including reports, data files, and analysis results. The mechanism supports any artifact format that agents produce and register for discovery in the shared workspace.