stop-the-noiselisted

Use when something is sending repeated, unwanted, or unread messages — a scheduled job that reports every run, a webhook firing once per event, progress commentary nobody asked for. Finds which source is actually producing the messages and silences it without muting real alerts. Prevents the two usual mistakes: counting duplicates while still delivering them, and muting the channel that carried the one message that mattered.
TechNickAI/hermes-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 76

Install: claude install-skill TechNickAI/hermes-skills

# Agent Notification Suppression Governs the class of task: **an agent is producing messages it should not be producing**, and the driver is a scheduled job, a webhook route, or another event source running an agent turn per event. Also governs the inverse authoring task: writing a cron/webhook prompt whose _correct_ behavior is silence most of the time. Deep-dive reference: `references/silence-token-notification-loops.md` — full diagnostic walkthrough, the working prompt contract, and hot-reload semantics. **At fleet scale, measure before you fix:** `references/measuring-noise-before-fixing-it.md` — message-class taxonomy, the failure-rate reframe (a reported "failed jobs are spamming me" measured at **0.12%**; the flood was _successful_ output plus UI ephemera), telethon forum-audit recipes, and the cross-owner volume check that catches an agent outshouting a client in their own room. Skip it and you will fix the class the operator named instead of the class producing the volume. **Two different noise classes live under this skill. Pick the right one first:** | Symptom | Class | Read