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cafleet-agent-team-monitoringlisted

Active monitoring mechanism for CAFleet Directors. Documents the cron-like loop primitive per backend (Claude Code: CronCreate + /loop; codex and opencode: no in-session scheduling, fallback options listed) and the team-facilitation instructions (poll, ACK, dispatch queued work, health-check, escalate). Load whenever you are about to spawn or manage CAFleet team members. Foundation layer — load before the cafleet-agent-team-supervision skill.
himkt/cafleet · ★ 27 · DevOps & Infrastructure · score 83
Install: claude install-skill himkt/cafleet
# CAFleet Agent Team Monitoring Foundation layer for CAFleet Directors. This skill documents the cron-like mechanism a Director uses to wake itself up periodically and the team-facilitation instructions it executes on each tick. Load this skill before the `cafleet-agent-team-supervision` skill — supervision builds on the mechanism documented here. ## Placeholder convention Every command below uses angle-bracket tokens (`<fleet-id>`, `<director-agent-id>`, `<member-agent-id>`) as **placeholders, not shell variables**. Substitute the literal UUID strings printed by `cafleet fleet create` (which returns both the fleet UUID and the root Director's `agent_id` — see the `cafleet` skill § Typical Workflow for the exact output shape) directly into the command. Do **not** introduce shell variables for agent or fleet IDs — `permissions.allow` matches command strings literally, and shell expansion breaks that matching. **Flag placement**: `--fleet-id` is a global flag (placed **before** the subcommand). `--agent-id` is a per-subcommand option (placed **after** the subcommand name). For example: `cafleet --fleet-id <fleet-id> message poll --agent-id <director-agent-id>`. - `<fleet-id>` — the fleet UUID printed on line 1 of `cafleet fleet create` text output (or the `fleet_id` field in `--json` output) - `<director-agent-id>` — the root Director's UUID printed on line 2 of `cafleet fleet create` text output (or `director.agent_id` in `--json` output). `cafleet fleet create` inside a