List, activate, and read messages from conversation threads with JSON output.
npx skills add https://github.com/42atom/msgcode --skill thread-42atom
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: thread Source: https://github.com/42atom/msgcode/tree/main/src/skills/runtime/thread Command: npx skills add https://github.com/42atom/msgcode --skill thread-42atom
This Skill helps you easily view, switch between, and manage different conversation threads within the application, ensuring you stay organized and focused.
Use the thread skill to list all available threads.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To list conversation threads, you can retrieve a complete view of all available message threads. This provides a structured overview of every active and inactive conversation, ensuring you stay organized and can easily select the context you need.
You can switch the active conversation thread dynamically to change your current focus. This thread management action preserves your message history, allowing transitions between different discussions without losing prior context.
The best way to retrieve recent messages is to view the active conversation thread. This action accesses the specific thread data, pulling up the latest message history so you can read and catch up on the discussion.
Yes, thread management supports JSON output for programmatic access to thread data and status. This allows agent backends and user interfaces to dynamically consume conversation lists and message content.
Dynamic thread management is applicable to both user interfaces and agent backends. It handles listing, activating, and reading messages programmatically, supporting seamless integration across different system layers.
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