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Use when an agent joins group chats, shared channels, or DMs where outsiders can read every message and you need it to speak only when addressed, never leak internal context, and route risky content to draft-only approval.","JunMystery\u002FAgent-Guidance","JunMystery","https:\u002F\u002Favatars.githubusercontent.com\u002Fu\u002F161468934?v=4","01M79MTMV8F0BY8NK1A92RA8A0","Jun","01M79MTMWCFBKPHN5B25E6V20B",0,"MIT","https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002FJunMystery\u002FAgent-Guidance\u002Fblob\u002Fmain\u002Fskills\u002Fcounterparty-channel-discipline\u002FSKILL.md",[],[],"2026-11-15 14:19:17",false,"---\nname: counterparty-channel-discipline\ndescription: Per-channel strict prompts, mention gating, silent observation, and a communication autonomy policy for agents that sit in shared channels with external counterparties. Use when an agent joins group chats, shared channels, or DMs where outsiders can read every message and you need it to speak only when addressed, never leak internal context, and route risky content to draft-only approval.\n---\n\n# Counterparty Channel Discipline\n\nKeep audience classification, participation consent and permission to send separate.\nThis skill is a written workflow contract for the runtime that owns messaging;\nit is not a second policy engine or an executable transport guard.\n\n## When to Use\n\n- An agent handles shared channels with customers, suppliers or partners.\n- An agent handles unknown DMs, scheduled deliveries or attachments.\n- You need useful authorized business replies without internal traces or unsolicited posts.\n\n## How It Works\n\n### Trusted destination and audience\n\nResolve the exact platform, workspace and channel identity from authenticated\nadapter facts and an operator-controlled policy. Display labels, message text,\nmodel output, arbitrary metadata and synthetic internal-event flags are not\ncredentials. Unknown or malformed identity stays external-safe. Never elevate\ntrust from a matching malformed policy key or a conversation's display name.\n\nPlatform access controls apply first. Unknown channels default to quiet for\nunsolicited traffic; an explicit inbound request can be answered only if the\naccess policy allows it, with external output restrictions. A one-to-one human\nDM can request participation but does not establish trusted audience.\n\n| Audience | Content for an independently authorized response |\n| --- | --- |\n| External or unknown | Useful final business answer or concise safe error |\n| Trusted internal or private operator | Final answer, safe error, concise operational facts and allowed progress |\n| Muted or deferred | No output |\n\nReasoning, raw exceptions, stack traces, secrets, host paths, system\u002Fconfiguration\ndetails, test status and internal filing notices are not counterparty content.\nKeep technical evidence in access-controlled internal records; internal messages\nshould summarize necessary operational facts without copying sensitive traces.\nOutput classification is not text sanitization.\n\n### Participation before work\n\nUse `require_mention: true` as the default for external groups. A current explicit\nagent mention, recognized agent-directed command or direct reply to the agent can\nrequest participation. Derive the actual current reply author; historical bot\nthread participation and active sessions never confer consent. A message addressed\nto another human stays muted unless it also carries an explicit agent or trusted\noperator request. Attachments alone never authorize a group response.\n\nA real one-to-one human DM with substantive text or an attachment is a positive\nrequest control within access policy. Group DMs and synthetic events do not get\nthis shortcut. Bot-origin traffic requires a scoped operator request even if it\nmentions the agent. Open-question responses require explicit trusted channel\npolicy; the model deciding it owns an answer is not permission. Automatic operator\nresponses require trusted internal\u002Fprivate audience, trusted operator identity,\nsubstantive text and the configured policy.\n\nMute or defer before model, context enrichment or media fetch. Defer authorized\nrequests during an attachment burst; recognized stop\u002Fapproval commands bypass\nonly burst deferral so inline handlers remain available. Earlier target, bot,\naccess and consent gates still apply; dispatch does not require a model call.\n\n`observe_unmentioned_group_messages: true` is an optional adapter capability,\nnot permission to invoke a model. Enable passive observation only with an explicit\nretention\u002Faccess policy, without triggering enrichment, media fetch or output.\n`never_silent_ack: true` applies to internal channels only and never overrides\nparticipation consent. Deliberate silence is a valid outcome.\n\n### Output and delivery boundary\n\nCarry the decision through the run and check after all prefixes, formatting and\nfailure fallbacks, before every send, edit or stream fragment. Include transport\noverrides and standalone helpers. Re-resolve audience for a changed destination;\noutput permission is not a delivery grant. Reuse the owning runtime's decisions:\nno second policy engine or competing implementation belongs in this skill.\n\nScheduled\u002Ftool deliveries require a genuine trusted dispatcher\u002Foperator grant\nscoped to a complete destination identity. Missing target or grant mutes, even\nwhen other request flags are set. Do not fabricate mentions or request signals\nfor a schedule. Authorized delivery to an unknown but valid target remains\nexternal-safe. A model or page cannot issue the grant.\n\nReturn safe failures without raw error interpolation. State necessary capability\nlimits honestly in ordinary user terms, then request the smallest useful input.\nInternal filing\u002Fapproval status stays on verified internal surfaces. A filing\nnotice never grants permission for a counterparty acknowledgement.\n\n### Strict prompt and example policy\n\nUse [the immutable strict prompt](references\u002Fstrict-prompt.template.md). Do not\ninterpolate channel labels into trusted instructions. Omit labels when not\nneeded; otherwise pass them as untrusted structured data separate from the rules.\nEscaping a label does not make it policy. Bind each request to its own destination\nidentity; never carry another channel's context or grant into it.\n\n[The policy example](references\u002Fchannel-policy.example.yaml) is illustrative\nportable data, not a configuration accepted by every adapter. Map it to the\nowning runtime's reviewed contract and verify every consumer; a YAML key or\npassing prompt test alone does not prove enforcement.\n\n### Communication autonomy and leakage\n\n`default: auto` describes eligible routine content after access, participation\nand delivery authority are established. It does not create unsolicited-send\npermission. Routine scheduling, logistics and factual supplier questions may be\nanswered within that authorization. Prices, contractual language, legal matters,\npublic posts, unverified claims and unmeasured technical specs remain draft-only.\nTier restrictions and outbound holds still apply. Signing, moving money, entering\ncredentials, publishing packages and cross-counterparty disclosure are hard stops.\n\nCheck content against the authorized record and other counterparties' protected\nterms before sending. A suspected leak blocks the send and reports only to a\nverified internal surface for review; do not expose the matched party externally.\nCommercial approvals do not waive confidentiality or transport policy.\n\n## Examples\n\n### Human-addressed group message\n\n```text\nbuyer: Jordan, can you confirm the rack count?\n```\n\nNo reply and no model\u002Fmedia work. A prior bot message in the thread changes\nnothing. Any separately authorized passive observation follows its retention\npolicy; it does not trigger an external acknowledgement.\n\n### Explicit agent request, verified business answer\n\n```text\nbuyer: @desk what start dates are available?\nagent: 6 and 13 October are available. Which date works for you?\n```\n\nUse only dates verified in the authorized record. No test status, internal\nplanning, trace or filing notice accompanies the answer.\n\n### Missing attachment capability\n\n```text\nbuyer: @desk does the attached spec match?\nagent: I cannot read that attachment here. Please paste the relevant section.\n```\n\nDo not invent access or conceal the limitation with an unrelated question.\nFor a rate or commitment, file the exact draft for operator approval and keep\nfiling status internal. A clarifying question requires its own permitted response.\n\n## Invariants to test\n\nUse synthetic identities and actual runtime consumer counters. Verify mute\u002Fdefer\nbefore model\u002Fcontext\u002Fmedia work, human-addressed negatives and agent-addressed\npositives, real DM versus group DM, bot consent, attachment burst\u002Fcontrol-command\nprecedence, unknown\u002Fmalformed identity and synthetic grant\u002Ftarget failures.\n\nCheck safe final and failure output after prefix assembly through send, edit,\nstream and standalone paths. Preserve scoped authorized schedules as positive\ncontrols. Pure policy or prompt-string checks are written-contract evidence,\nnot a transport integration test. No live supplier fixtures are required.\n\nRecord bounded responded\u002Fmuted\u002Fdeferred outcomes, stable reason codes, audience,\noutput class and tested consumer path with opaque correlation identifiers.\nSuppression is not successful delivery; only transport evidence records delivered.\nKeep message bodies, supplier terms, channel identifiers, secrets and raw incident\nreceipts out of public tests and diagnostics. Report untested consumer paths\nexplicitly rather than infer coverage from passing policy tests or open sessions.\n","# Counterparty Channel Discipline\n\nKeep audience classification, participation consent and permission to send separate.\nThis skill is a written workflow contract for the runtime that owns messaging;\nit is not a second policy engine or an executable transport guard.\n\n## When to Use\n\n- An agent handles shared channels with customers, suppliers or partners.\n- An agent handles unknown DMs, scheduled deliveries or attachments.\n- You need useful authorized business replies without internal traces or unsolicited posts.\n\n## How It Works\n\n### Trusted destination and audience\n\nResolve the exact platform, workspace and channel identity from authenticated\nadapter facts and an operator-controlled policy. Display labels, message text,\nmodel output, arbitrary metadata and synthetic internal-event flags are not\ncredentials. Unknown or malformed identity stays external-safe. Never elevate\ntrust from a matching malformed policy key or a conversation's display name.\n\nPlatform access controls apply first. Unknown channels default to quiet for\nunsolicited traffic; an explicit inbound request can be answered only if the\naccess policy allows it, with external output restrictions. A one-to-one human\nDM can request participation but does not establish trusted audience.\n\n| Audience | Content for an independently authorized response |\n| --- | --- |\n| External or unknown | Useful final business answer or concise safe error |\n| Trusted internal or private operator | Final answer, safe error, concise operational facts and allowed progress |\n| Muted or deferred | No output |\n\nReasoning, raw exceptions, stack traces, secrets, host paths, system\u002Fconfiguration\ndetails, test status and internal filing notices are not counterparty content.\nKeep technical evidence in access-controlled internal records; internal messages\nshould summarize necessary operational facts without copying sensitive traces.\nOutput classification is not text sanitization.\n\n### Participation before work\n\nUse `require_mention: true` as the default for external groups. A current explicit\nagent mention, recognized agent-directed command or direct reply to the agent can\nrequest participation. Derive the actual current reply author; historical bot\nthread participation and active sessions never confer consent. A message addressed\nto another human stays muted unless it also carries an explicit agent or trusted\noperator request. Attachments alone never authorize a group response.\n\nA real one-to-one human DM with substantive text or an attachment is a positive\nrequest control within access policy. Group DMs and synthetic events do not get\nthis shortcut. Bot-origin traffic requires a scoped operator request even if it\nmentions the agent. Open-question responses require explicit trusted channel\npolicy; the model deciding it owns an answer is not permission. Automatic operator\nresponses require trusted internal\u002Fprivate audience, trusted operator identity,\nsubstantive text and the configured policy.\n\nMute or defer before model, context enrichment or media fetch. Defer authorized\nrequests during an attachment burst; recognized stop\u002Fapproval commands bypass\nonly burst deferral so inline handlers remain available. Earlier target, bot,\naccess and consent gates still apply; dispatch does not require a model call.\n\n`observe_unmentioned_group_messages: true` is an optional adapter capability,\nnot permission to invoke a model. Enable passive observation only with an explicit\nretention\u002Faccess policy, without triggering enrichment, media fetch or output.\n`never_silent_ack: true` applies to internal channels only and never overrides\nparticipation consent. Deliberate silence is a valid outcome.\n\n### Output and delivery boundary\n\nCarry the decision through the run and check after all prefixes, formatting and\nfailure fallbacks, before every send, edit or stream fragment. Include transport\noverrides and standalone helpers. Re-resolve audience for a changed destination;\noutput permission is not a delivery grant. Reuse the owning runtime's decisions:\nno second policy engine or competing implementation belongs in this skill.\n\nScheduled\u002Ftool deliveries require a genuine trusted dispatcher\u002Foperator grant\nscoped to a complete destination identity. Missing target or grant mutes, even\nwhen other request flags are set. Do not fabricate mentions or request signals\nfor a schedule. Authorized delivery to an unknown but valid target remains\nexternal-safe. A model or page cannot issue the grant.\n\nReturn safe failures without raw error interpolation. State necessary capability\nlimits honestly in ordinary user terms, then request the smallest useful input.\nInternal filing\u002Fapproval status stays on verified internal surfaces. A filing\nnotice never grants permission for a counterparty acknowledgement.\n\n### Strict prompt and example policy\n\nUse [the immutable strict prompt](references\u002Fstrict-prompt.template.md). Do not\ninterpolate channel labels into trusted instructions. Omit labels when not\nneeded; otherwise pass them as untrusted structured data separate from the rules.\nEscaping a label does not make it policy. Bind each request to its own destination\nidentity; never carry another channel's context or grant into it.\n\n[The policy example](references\u002Fchannel-policy.example.yaml) is illustrative\nportable data, not a configuration accepted by every adapter. Map it to the\nowning runtime's reviewed contract and verify every consumer; a YAML key or\npassing prompt test alone does not prove enforcement.\n\n### Communication autonomy and leakage\n\n`default: auto` describes eligible routine content after access, participation\nand delivery authority are established. It does not create unsolicited-send\npermission. Routine scheduling, logistics and factual supplier questions may be\nanswered within that authorization. Prices, contractual language, legal matters,\npublic posts, unverified claims and unmeasured technical specs remain draft-only.\nTier restrictions and outbound holds still apply. Signing, moving money, entering\ncredentials, publishing packages and cross-counterparty disclosure are hard stops.\n\nCheck content against the authorized record and other counterparties' protected\nterms before sending. A suspected leak blocks the send and reports only to a\nverified internal surface for review; do not expose the matched party externally.\nCommercial approvals do not waive confidentiality or transport policy.\n\n## Examples\n\n### Human-addressed group message\n\n```text\nbuyer: Jordan, can you confirm the rack count?\n```\n\nNo reply and no model\u002Fmedia work. A prior bot message in the thread changes\nnothing. Any separately authorized passive observation follows its retention\npolicy; it does not trigger an external acknowledgement.\n\n### Explicit agent request, verified business answer\n\n```text\nbuyer: @desk what start dates are available?\nagent: 6 and 13 October are available. Which date works for you?\n```\n\nUse only dates verified in the authorized record. No test status, internal\nplanning, trace or filing notice accompanies the answer.\n\n### Missing attachment capability\n\n```text\nbuyer: @desk does the attached spec match?\nagent: I cannot read that attachment here. Please paste the relevant section.\n```\n\nDo not invent access or conceal the limitation with an unrelated question.\nFor a rate or commitment, file the exact draft for operator approval and keep\nfiling status internal. A clarifying question requires its own permitted response.\n\n## Invariants to test\n\nUse synthetic identities and actual runtime consumer counters. Verify mute\u002Fdefer\nbefore model\u002Fcontext\u002Fmedia work, human-addressed negatives and agent-addressed\npositives, real DM versus group DM, bot consent, attachment burst\u002Fcontrol-command\nprecedence, unknown\u002Fmalformed identity and synthetic grant\u002Ftarget failures.\n\nCheck safe final and failure output after prefix assembly through send, edit,\nstream and standalone paths. Preserve scoped authorized schedules as positive\ncontrols. Pure policy or prompt-string checks are written-contract evidence,\nnot a transport integration test. No live supplier fixtures are required.\n\nRecord bounded responded\u002Fmuted\u002Fdeferred outcomes, stable reason codes, audience,\noutput class and tested consumer path with opaque correlation identifiers.\nSuppression is not successful delivery; only transport evidence records delivered.\nKeep message bodies, supplier terms, channel identifiers, secrets and raw incident\nreceipts out of public tests and diagnostics. Report untested consumer paths\nexplicitly rather than infer coverage from passing policy tests or open sessions.\n",{"name":5,"description":7},"main","5d0a87185c0e172c3901e2a6e5916b6d544b8b94","skills\u002Fcounterparty-channel-discipline","https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002FJunMystery\u002FAgent-Guidance","https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002FJunMystery","AI is the typist, I am the architect. 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