Identify whether a Matrix chat room is a request source or a task workspace, then create or reuse a project-specific task room. The skill also handles worker invitation details and preserves information about where requests originated.
Use for TeamHarness room classification and Matrix task-room setup: roomflow describe_room, roomflow create_task_room, source/requester room vs task room detection, project-scoped task-room reuse, and invite handling. Do not use for projectflow, taskflow, or message delivery.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Use this skill when a Leader needs to identify the current Matrix room or prepare the Matrix task room before Quick Task or Project Work state exists.
Call roomflow describe_room when a Matrix room's purpose is unclear.
Classify from Matrix state:
TASK：<projectId>, or
whose topic/tags carry a Project/Task marker.Do not infer room purpose from joined-room IDs alone.
From a Source channel / requester room, call roomflow create_task_room before
creating project or task state.
Pass a stable projectId. The tool normalizes the Matrix room name to
TASK：<projectId> and reuses task rooms only by that project id.
Pass the current source metadata exactly as received, such as DingTalk
sourceRoomId and sender, so project state can keep the requester route.
Do not use source room or sender identity to decide task-room reuse. Different
projects from the same DingTalk group or same person still get different task
rooms.
Pass the complete Matrix user IDs for Workers who must receive or observe work in the task room. Use the returned Matrix room as the task room for the handoff, project state, task delegation, and Worker completion reports.
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Find worker agents in Nacos that match a task, recommend candidates, and import the administrator's chosen worker. It also supports importing a specified nacos package URI, with worker name confirmation and direct reporting of installation failures.
Prepare an existing OpenClaw setup for import as an AgentTeams managed Worker. Analyze tool dependencies, adapt role instructions and scheduled jobs, and build a ZIP package containing the configuration and custom image requirements.
Manage communication channels by identifying senders, maintaining trusted contacts, and setting the administrator's primary notification destination. It also covers first contact on a new channel and contacting the administrator across channels, with rules for handling unknown senders.
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Run AI coding command-line tools on behalf of worker agents using their prepared prompts and workspaces. Detect available tools, configure delegation, return results, and apply supported execution controls such as time budgets and permission settings.
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