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refactor: Update agent instructions and descriptions

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Ahmed Allam
2025-10-20 21:45:10 -07:00
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strix/tools/agents_graph/agents_graph_actions_schema.xml
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<tool name="wait_for_message">
<description>Pause the agent loop indefinitely until receiving a message from another agent or user.
<description>Pause the agent loop indefinitely until receiving a message from another agent.
This tool puts the agent into a waiting state where it remains idle until it receives any form of communication. The agent will automatically resume execution when a message arrives.
IMPORTANT: This tool causes the agent to stop all activity until a message is received. Use it when you need to:
- Wait for subagent completion reports
- Coordinate with other agents before proceeding
- Pause for user input or decisions
- Synchronize multi-agent workflows
NOTE: If you are waiting for an agent that is NOT your subagent, you first tell it to message you with updates before waiting for it. Otherwise, you will wait forever!
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<details>When this tool is called, the agent enters a waiting state and will not continue execution until:
- Another agent sends it a message via send_message_to_agent
- A user sends it a direct message through the CLI
- Any other form of inter-agent or user communication occurs
<details>When this tool is called, the agent (you) enters a waiting state and will not continue execution until:
- Another agent sends a message via send_message_to_agent
- Any other form of inter-agent communication occurs
- Waiting timeout is reached
The agent will automatically resume from where it left off once a message is received.