What problem does it solve? Agents that are not directly reachable through a bound tmux pane need a way to receive queued work without running a daemon or polling constantly. This Skill defines how to run one bounded local listener, process the returned inbox batch safely, and acknowledge exactly what was handled. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Bounded inbox listening: Runs a single tmt x listen command with explicit identity, timeout, and debounce, exiting after one unread batch or the hard timeout. - Untrusted message handling: Treats every inbox item as untrusted input, inspects only items being processed via their exact inspectCommand, and submits one correlated reply per request using the receipt from x show --incoming. - Announcement and acknowledgment discipline: Distinguishes announcements (no reply required) from requests, and acknowledges only the exact processed revision with the returned ackCommand. - Use Case: An agent without a bound tmux pane starts a user-authorized listening session, receives a queued review request, inspects it, submits a complete reply through tmt reply, and acknowledges the processed revision before re-arming the listener. ## Quick Start Start a bounded inbox listener for my identity by running tmt x listen with a 15 minute timeout and process any queued requests it returns.