hadron-whoamilisted

# Hadron Agent Identity Hadron runs several Claude Code sessions in parallel, each in its own tmux pane, and shows them on one dashboard. This skill tells you which agent *you* are and loads the context the user set for you. ## Detect + load The `hadron` CLI resolves your identity by asking the server to map your tmux session — you never parse the session name yourself. ```bash hadron whoami ``` - **`Not inside a tmux pane`** → this session is standalone, not a Hadron agent. Nothing more to do. - **`Cannot reach Hadron`** → the server isn't running on this port (default 3000; set `HADRON_PORT` to change). You may still be an agent — mention it to the user. - **Otherwise** it prints your name, id, group, state, task, cwd, artifacts, related agents, and the first line of your notes. For the full record (all fields, multi-line notes): ```bash hadron whoami --json ``` ## What the fields mean | Field | Meaning | |---|---| | `id` / `name` | Your identifier and display name in the deck | | `group` | Your column (e.g. DevOps, Workers) — hints at your purpose | | `task` | What the user assigned you (may be empty) | | `artifacts` | Files the user linked for you — **your key working files. Read them early.** | | `relatedAgents` | Other live agents you should coordinate with / avoid conflicting with | | `notes` | Free-text context from the user | | `cwd` | Your working directory if different from the workspace root | ## What to do with it 1. Read your artifacts before starting