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Make a Buzz update easier to read with one compact diagram. Use before publishing a lifecycle update (start, progress, blocked, result, correct) whenever the plan, the change, the interaction, or the open-work shape is clearer as a picture than as prose, and whenever the user wants a concept shown visually.
cwschroeder/buzz-agent-comms · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill cwschroeder/buzz-agent-comms
# Show Me Skip the preamble and keep prose brief. Pick the smallest view that makes the point clear, then place it next to the one or two sentences it supports. Buzz renders fenced code blocks as plain text. Every visual must survive without images, so prefer ASCII structures and Mermaid inside fenced blocks. Use a focused HTML file only for a local preview you open yourself, or render it and attach the result as a PNG. Never put a bare `file://` link in a Buzz post. ## When to use it in the channel - `start` or `progress`: the shape of the plan, the steps, the ownership. - `result`: what changed, or the verified flow from request to evidence. - `correct`: what the retracted claim said and what now holds instead. - `open`: the open-thread shape instead of a scrolling list. ## Visuals that survive a text-only channel Show logic or an algorithm as pseudocode: ```text on(open) group messages by thread root if thread has any of result, blocked, correction close it else list it as open ``` Show control flow as a call tree, or a plan as numbered steps: ```text publish an update validate content (length, secrets, mentions, German) build marker (phase, agent, update id) write lock guard post to the channel store dedup output ``` Show structure as a component or file tree: ```text buzz-comms/ ├── scripts/project-buzz # deterministic helper ├── skills/buzz-team-communication/ # behavioural contract └── skills/show-me/ # co