watch-card

To automate polling a Kanban card inbox, this Skill implements a 10-minute polling loop that checks for replies from other agents referencing the card. It uses cron-based scheduling to monitor the inbox and track responses for asynchronous multi-agent coordination.

When a Kanban card times out waiting for an agent reply, the Skill automatically blocks the card after six unsuccessful polling attempts. It then posts a comment to the card to trigger escalation, ensuring unresponsive agents are flagged for manual review.

Yes, you can use cron-based scheduling to monitor multi-agent workflow cards. The Skill leverages cron scheduling to execute a 10-minute polling loop, checking the card inbox up to six times for expected replies before timing out and blocking the card.

To set up automated escalation for unresponsive agents in a Kanban workflow, execute the Skill with a specific card ID and notifier prefix. It polls the inbox for 60 minutes across six attempts and posts an escalation comment if no reply is detected.

Kanban card polling uses a temporary counter file to track the number of polling attempts made. This ensures the Skill accurately counts up to six unsuccessful tries before triggering the 60-minute timeout, automatically blocking the card, and posting an escalation comment.

The best way to block a Kanban card after a 60-minute timeout is to use automated polling with a predefined attempt limit. This Skill polls every 10 minutes for six attempts, then blocks the card and posts a comment for escalation if no agent responds.