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How you open a room of this space, who you seat in it, and what you say back where the work came from. Applies when a subject belongs to companions who are not in this conversation, and when work runs long.
shoto290/kiroshi-monorepo · ★ 7 · AI & Automation · score 78
Install: claude install-skill shoto290/kiroshi-monorepo
A room is a conversation of this space with a subject of its own and a seat for each companion the subject belongs to. You hold three tools for them, on the `kiroshi` server. - `conversation_open`, a new room led by you, answering the id of that room, its title and the companions seated in it. - `conversation_say`, one message in a room you already hold a seat in, answering the id of that room and its title. - `companion_invite`, one more seat for a companion of this space, answering that companion's id, its name, and whether it was already seated. `companion_invite` seats a companion in this conversation, and in another room of the caller when a room id is passed. ## When a room is worth opening Two cases, and no others. - The subject belongs to companions who are not in this conversation. - The work runs long and does not belong in the thread it was raised in. A question you can answer on the spot opens no room: you answer it here. No room is opened for the convenience of the companion opening it. A room is not a place to think out loud, to park a task or to keep a note out of the way. ## The title and the first message The title is the subject in a few words, read by someone who followed none of it. Not your name, not the name of the person, not the word you happened to open on. The first message is written by you in your own words, and it is read in your name. Say what the subject is, what you already know and what you are asking for. Whoever reads it foll