collaboration-protocol

Name: collaboration-protocol
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Author: usermaum

Define inter-agent communication formats for task coordination and escalation.

Updated Nov 22, 2025

Search Tags:#collaboration #agent communication #protocol #multi-agent system #escalation #task handoff

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npx skills add https://github.com/usermaum/Themoon --skill collaboration-protocol

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Skill: collaboration-protocol
Source: https://github.com/usermaum/Themoon/tree/main/.claude/plugins/mas-agents/skills/collaboration-protocol
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/usermaum/Themoon --skill collaboration-protocol

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a structured framework for agents to communicate, coordinate tasks, request help, and manage escalations, ensuring efficient collaboration within the Multi-Agent System.

Core Features & Use Cases

Agent Registry: Defines known agents, their domains, and capabilities.
Communication Patterns: Standardized formats for requests, responses, and notifications.
Escalation Matrix: Clear paths for escalating issues based on priority.
Handoff Checklist: Ensures all necessary context is provided when transferring tasks.
Use Case: When Agent 2 (Frontend Specialist) needs a new API endpoint from Agent 3 (Backend Engineer), it uses the @Agent3: [Specific request with technical details] format. Agent 3 responds with @Agent3: [Action summary]. Changes: [file list]. Status: [complete/pending/blocked].

Quick Start

Use the collaboration-protocol skill to coordinate with Agent 3 on a backend task.

Frequently Asked Questions about collaboration-protocol

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I structure multi-agent communication for task handoffs in a distributed system?▼

Multi-agent task handoffs use a standardized communication protocol with an agent registry and handoff checklist to transfer full context. Agents send formatted requests and respond with action summaries, file lists, and status updates to ensure seamless task coordination.

What is an escalation matrix in multi-agent systems and when do I need one?▼

An escalation matrix defines clear paths for escalating issues based on priority within a multi-agent system. You need one when agents encounter blocked tasks or require specialized help, ensuring issues route to the correct domain expert without manual intervention.

How do I format inter-agent requests for backend API endpoints in a multi-agent protocol?▼

Inter-agent requests use the format `@Agent: [Specific request with technical details]`. The receiving agent responds with `@Agent: [Action summary]. Changes: [file list]. Status: [complete/pending/blocked]` to maintain consistent communication patterns across the system.

Can I use this collaboration protocol without external dependencies?▼

Yes, the collaboration protocol operates with zero external dependencies. It relies on an internal agent registry, domain boundary definitions, and standardized communication formats to coordinate tasks, making it self-contained for multi-agent system deployment.

What are the limitations of standardized communication formats in multi-agent task coordination?▼

Standardized communication formats require strict adherence to the protocol structure by all participating agents. The framework depends on a predefined agent registry with accurate domain and capability mappings, limiting flexibility when dynamically introducing unknown agents or undefined task domains.