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Skill MustaphaSteph/agent-bus-plugins/skills/agent-bus-workflows

Codex and Claude Code plugins for agent-bus: local message bus for AI agent-to-agent communication. Bundles the MCP server, slash commands, and the universal Agent Skill.

Install
npx -y skills add MustaphaSteph/agent-bus-plugins --skill agent-bus-workflows

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Use when planning or enforcing agent-bus software-team workflows: backlog, Kanban, memory loop, verifier gate, task ownership, review approvals, and final merge reports.

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agent-bus workflows

Use this when the user wants agent-bus to behave like a software team, not just a mailbox.

Backlog and Kanban

Capture ideas as backlog tasks. Promote only when the team is ready.

Typical flow:

backlog -> todo/open -> accepted/claimed -> doing/working
-> testing -> review -> done/completed

The CLI board:

agent-bus backlog --team <team>
agent-bus kanban --team <team> --watch
agent-bus done --team <team>

Loop memory pattern

Agents should write durable memory for:

  • decisions
  • current risks
  • done work
  • next actions
  • handoff notes

Pin only durable handoffs/risks/facts that should survive session compaction or tomorrow's restart.

Verifier gate

For implementation tasks, "done" requires:

  • implementation done
  • test evidence recorded
  • reviewer/verifier approved if required
  • final report says safe

Use independent review when the implementer should not self-approve.

Conflict protection

Assign edit scopes before editing. Broad review/read scopes should not create edit conflicts. If two agents need the same file, one owns the edit task and the other reviews.

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