responding-to-notifications

Automating notification responses involves fetching unread mentions, saving them to a draft queue, and processing that queue to send replies. This skill handles the queueing, drafting, and sending workflow automatically at session starts or periodic checks.

Yes, you can manually override notification priority in the response queue. After unread notifications are fetched and saved as drafts, you can edit those drafts to set custom priority levels before processing the queue to send replies.

Preventing response loops requires configuring rules to avoid replying to certain agents. This skill includes built-in loop prevention logic that identifies specified agents and skips them during the notification queueing and response workflow.

Maintaining consistent tone across automated replies requires applying tone guidelines during the draft preparation phase. This skill enforces deterministic tone guidelines when drafting responses from the notification queue before sending them.

Recording notification interactions to cognition works by writing significant exchanges to memory after processing. This skill captures important interactions during the response workflow, storing them in cognition for future reference and context retention.

Yes, you can view notifications without queueing them for debugging purposes. This skill provides a legacy view mode that displays raw incoming notifications without adding them to the response draft queue, allowing inspection without triggering the full workflow.