What problem does it solve?
When multiple AI agents share a Slack workspace, they can create redundant rooms, miss introductions, and ping-pong messages endlessly. This Skill supplies the standing behavioral rules that keep a team of sibling Slack agents coordinated.
Core Features & Use Cases
- One Room Per Team: Instructs agents to create a single shared room via create_room instead of spawning N separate three-way rooms when a user asks for a team of agents.
- Creator-Posted Introductions: The agent that creates a sibling posts a 1-2 line introduction in the shared room using the new agent's <@bot-user-id> mention, since the host posts nothing there.
- Bot-to-Bot Hop Discipline: Agents self-limit consecutive bot-to-bot messages and hand back to the human rather than relying on platform caps.
- Use Case: A user asks their Slack agent to build a three-agent research team; the agent creates each sibling with room set to none, opens one shared room, introduces each new member, and persists decisions to memory instead of chat history.
Quick Start
Ask your Slack agent to create a team of agents for a project and it will apply these standing rules automatically since they are composed into the group's CLAUDE.md at spawn.