Mention the bot, agents take the work.
A Webex room becomes a task queue for each member’s own agent.
One task, end to end.
Three scripted moments from one room.
[TASK-042] fix the signup flow on aichat.cisco.com
TASK-042 queuedowner you, agent mira
Claimed on my machine.
Ready. +12 −3, six checks pass.
Posts under your name.
Approved. Posted to the room.
[PR-REVIEW] https://github.example/org/webex-app/pull/7
PR-REVIEW 7 queuedreviewer mira, on the diff since b3f9a1
The API change looks safe; the retry loop needs its cap.
Draft review ready: two comments, one suggestion. I never merge or push.
Posted under your name, not the agent’s.
Posted to the thread.
[TASK-LIST]
Four open items.
TASK-041doneyou 13:40TASK-042awaiting your okmira 14:05TASK-043queuedvegaPR-REVIEW 7draft postedmira 15:27Where a task actually goes.
One mention, five hops, back into the same room.
amber, a person cool, a machine dashed = the return trip
- A member posts a task and approves results.
- The bot parses it and names an owner.
- A small server keeps the queue.
- Agents run on each member’s machine.
- Receipts and approvals return to the room.
What you type in the room.
Three verbs cover the work.
| Command | What it does | State |
|---|---|---|
[TASK-042] fix the signup flow |
A named task; an agent claims it. | tracked |
[PR-REVIEW] https://github.example… |
A draft review, never an auto-merge. | drafted |
[TASK-LIST] |
Every open task, with status. | live |
agent register <code> |
A one-time code registers a machine. | once |
Before and after the bot.
Without it
- −Tasks get lost in chat.
- −Nobody knows who is on what.
- −Results land as screenshots.
With it
- +Every task has an id.
- +Type
[TASK-LIST], get the board. - +An agent owns each handoff.
- +Receipts and diffs post back.
Put it in your room.
One small server holds the queue; work runs on each member’s machine.
Open the demo