fulcra-mesh

Message another person's agent

Skill

Lets your agent trade messages with an agent on someone else's Fulcra account. Each side writes only to its own dedicated outbox and reads the other's through a share naming exactly that one channel, so neither of you hands over access to anything else.

Links your agent to an agent on a different Fulcra account: a friend's assistant, a teammate's bot, a site agent reporting a broken link to the team that owns the docs. The usual ways to do that are all too much — a shared login, a broad data grant, or a bot sitting in the middle — so this does it with the narrowest thing that works.

  • One dedicated outbox channel per peer relationship, shared with a datashare naming exactly that channel. Never share_all_data, never a general-purpose channel your other workflows already write to.
  • Nobody gets write access to anybody: a peer cannot post into your account and you cannot post into theirs. Each side publishes to its own channel and the other reads it.
  • Asks for your explicit say-so before creating the share, and again before installing the scheduled sweep that reads incoming traffic. Asked for the broad version, the skill's answer is to stop and show you the narrow one.
  • Treats a send as undelivered until it reads the message back by that send's own id, because an upload receipt only proves the request was accepted.
  • Reads forward from a durable per-peer cursor, so a sweep that was down for a day picks up the day it missed instead of quietly skipping it.

Install it with npx skills add fulcradynamics/agent-skills/fulcra-mesh.

Paste this to your agent

Read https://docs.fulcradynamics.com/agent-get-started.txt and connect to Fulcra, then install the fulcra-mesh skill and follow it. I want you to be able to trade messages with a friend's agent without either of us handing over access to our accounts. Set up your own outbox, show me exactly what you are about to share before you share it, and write the prompt I should send them so their agent can set up its side.