shared-rules

To prevent talk-overs in multi-bot workflows, you need a shared-rules framework that enforces conversational etiquette and priority behaviors. This skill coordinates two bots by defining when to respond, stay silent, or defer during interactions.

Managing bot response priority requires a five-tier system covering absolute commands, group mentions, explicit @ mentions, private chats, and proactive engagement. This skill provides a consistent framework to determine when each bot should respond or defer.

Setting up rules for bot silence involves applying priority constraints that dictate when a bot should not reply. This skill documents specific conversational etiquette guidelines to manage mentions and reduce noise by enforcing silence when appropriate.

Yes, you can coordinate two bots to handle mentions without conflicts by applying a shared set of system-prompt guidelines. This skill governs mutual private chats and explicit mentions to ensure proper deferral and reduce redundant responses.

You need to define conversational etiquette when deploying multi-bot workflows in group chats or team environments. This prevents disorganized interactions, manages proactive engagement, and ensures both bots reference the same memory and safety constraints.