What problem does it solve? Spawned coding agents working on the Eliza app often lack context about the repo layout, the running parent agent's capabilities, and how to request actions that live outside the local checkout, leading to duplicated work or unsafe assumptions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Worker Protocol Guidance: Defines how spawned agents should use the provided CWD, read AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md, and consult the SKILLS.md manifest before assuming capabilities are unavailable. - Parent Runtime Bridge: Explains the USE_SKILL parent-agent directive for asking the running Eliza agent to perform actions like calendar lookups, GitHub operations, or Cloud API calls. - Capability Mapping: Documents what Eliza can do through plugins, services, connectors, Cloud APIs, and LifeOps so workers request the right capability. - Use Case: A spawned coding agent needs to check the user's calendar before scheduling a deployment task; it emits a USE_SKILL parent-agent request and receives the result through the orchestrator bridge. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to read the eliza skill and then use USE_SKILL parent-agent to list available actions before requesting a calendar or GitHub operation.
