In the old days, when two knowledgeable engineers had conflicting opinions on something, the obvious thing was to get them to talk to each other. Right now, we’re occasionally proxying communications between coding agents. That means thinking things like “should I rephrase this so it sounds like my own opinion so it sounds more personal?” or even “should I ask my LLM to rephrase that for me”? This doesn’t feel like the way. Our destiny can’t be to become masks worn by agents to inter-communicate. They should just talk to each other Don’t need Channels (doesn’t even help much with this). Just need Slack/Teams API Keys If you want interjection-capabilities (be able to create turns without you having to type something), make a skill that spawns a background task that polls for updates, terminates itself when it receives updates (turns get created when background tasks terminate) and Claude can start the next background task before doing anything else, creating a chain without needing Channels submitted by /u/enkideridu
Originally posted by u/enkideridu on r/ClaudeCode
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