ai-collab-protocols
Surface in-task-collaboration protocols when the user describes an AI workflow informally — URL-as-entity-reference, PR-comment threads as session memory. Trigger when the user names entities by colloquial label instead of stable URL, asks "how should I structure this for Claude", or describes a multi-step Claude workflow without a durable handle. Apply reactively, not as a checklist.
What this skill does
Spot the protocol gap, name the better tactic, point at the durable handle. Small surgical interventions, not a lecture. ## Core protocols ### URL-as-entity-reference If the user says "the PR Bob mentioned", "that bug from last week", or "the function we discussed", stop and ask for the URL or the symbol path. *Why:* names are ambiguous in long-context sessions and unrecoverable across sessions. A stable URL — GitHub PR comment permalink, MCP resource URI like `@github:pr/owner/repo/123#comment-456`, file:line reference — survives compaction and enables exact match. The chat that prompted this skill explicitly named this as the highest-signal collaboration tip. ### Durable PR-comment threads as session memory Long-running PR comment threads outlive any single session and form the persistence layer for multi-session work. Prefer leaving a comment on the PR over a chat-only handoff. *Why:* the next session — yours, a colleague's, or a future agent's — can resume from the thread without replaying context. Chat is ephemeral; PR comments are addressable. ### Fit the protocol When a project has an `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, or `.clinerules`, read it before acting. When the project has none and the work is non-trivial, propose authoring one — defer to `init` for AGENTS.md authoring rather than re-doing it here. *Why:* project-level rule files are the cross-tool agent-config convention; fighting them creates drift across sessions. ## Anti-patterns to flag - **Screenshot-only context** — loses URL grounding, copy-paste, and search. Pair every screenshot with the URL or text export. - **Unanchored pronouns** — "the PR" / "that function" / "the bug" hallucinate badly in long contexts. Demand a URL or symbol path before continuing. - **Token-usage / LOC framing as a quality proxy** — quantity is not capability. The chat that prompted this skill explicitly rejects this framing; surface the rejection if the user reaches for it. ## Optional 2026 research extensions (verification status) Earlier candidate extensions, second-pass verified — usage details belong in a dedicated reference, not here: - **✅ Tool Search Tool** *(verified — Anthropic official)*. Source: `https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/agents-and-tools/tool-use/tool-search-tool`. - **❌ REVERSE_PROMPT.md / TASKLOG.md bidirectional pattern** *(unverified)*. No primary-source documentation found. Do not cite as 2026 standard. - **⚠️ Structured-output filtering / summarization** *(partial — different API names)*. Concepts exist in the Messages API but not under the names originally claimed. Refer to the official Messages API reference before citing. ## Modality differentiation | Skill | When | | ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **`ai-collab-protocols`** | In-task tactic surfacing — user describes an AI workflow informally | | `contexts` | Pre-implementation context sweep — gather files / patterns / tooling for a feature | | `qa` | Bug capture — user reports something broken in plain language | | `init` | AGENTS.md authoring — onboarding a repository, capturing hard-to-rediscover conventions | Do not invoke this skill for context sweeps (use `contexts`), bug filing (use `qa`), or AGENTS.md authoring (defer to `init`). ## Posture Surface one tactic at a time. Name the protocol. Show the better handle in concrete form (the actual URL, the actual file path, the actual symbol name). Do not dump the catalog on the user — pick the one tactic that matches the gap and surface that.
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