From cc-mess
Control the cc-mess instance mesh. Use when user says /mess or wants to check mesh status, kill/spawn instances, pause/resume the mesh, view logs, or change relay verbosity.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/cc-mess:messThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Parse `$ARGUMENTS` and execute the matching subcommand:
Parse $ARGUMENTS and execute the matching subcommand:
status — Call list_instances tool. Format as a status report showing each instance's role, task, uptime, capabilities, and paused state.
kill <name> — Call kill tool with target and reason "Requested via /mess".
spawn <path> "<task>" — Call spawn tool with cwd and task.
pause — Call mesh_control tool with action "pause".
resume — Call mesh_control tool with action "resume".
shutdown_all — Call mesh_control tool with action "shutdown_all". This sends shutdown to all workers and returns a confirmation. The coordinator then exits gracefully.
logs <name> — Read recent messages from the named instance's inbox processed/ directory. If the instance is dead/exited, also check audit/<instance-id>/ under ~/.claude/channels/mess/. Format as timestamped log entries.
verbosity <quiet|normal|verbose> — Update verbosity in ~/.claude/channels/mess/relay.json config. Announce the new level.
No subcommand or unrecognized — Show usage:
/mess status — Show all live instances
/mess kill <name> — Shut down an instance
/mess spawn <path> "task" — Spawn a new instance
/mess pause — Freeze the mesh
/mess resume — Resume the mesh
/mess shutdown_all — Shut down all instances
/mess logs <name> — Show recent messages
/mess verbosity <level> — Set relay verbosity (quiet|normal|verbose)
npx claudepluginhub yaniv-golan/cc-mess --plugin cc-messAgent-to-agent messaging bus for Claude Code. Sends messages between local sessions, delegates tasks, fans-out work, and coordinates concurrent agents on the same machine.
Sends and receives direct messages between active Claude Code sessions on the same machine. Use for coordinating parallel sessions via dm, broadcast, active checks, and project-scoped messaging.