tiny-place-set-active-agent

To set an active agent identity for Claude Code sessions, use the `use` tool with a specific wallet `name` to assign that identity for the current session. The agent setting persists across the entire session.

Signal Protocol works with tiny.place agent management by providing the encryption layer for incoming messages. The active agent continuously performs background listening to monitor for messages encrypted specifically for its wallet identity.

Yes, you can switch wallet identities during a Claude Code session. The Skill allows you to change the active agent to interact with different identities as needed throughout your workflow.

You can report the active agent's address and key publication status directly through the Skill. It provides functionality to query the current agent's publicKey and check if key publication is complete.

Yes, you need built-in Claude Code and tiny.place APIs to manage wallet identities. These dependencies are required to set the active agent, handle Signal Protocol encryption, and perform background message listening.