workbuddy-skill-session-callbackv1.0.5

A monitoring process or cron job detects an anomaly (deploy failure, disk threshold, security event) and injects a status note into the main WorkBuddy session. The main agent wakes with full prior context and proceeds to triage the incident. This removes the need for the agent to stay running continuously.

A WorkBuddy automation fires each morning and injects a message into a user's project session. The injected prompt asks the target agent to summarize overnight changes, todo items, and blockers using the session's existing context. The user opens the session to find the briefing already prepared.

A long-running data job finishes outside of a session and injects a completion note into the analysis session. The agent, which previously queued the request, continues with the next steps (report generation, validation, downstream exports) without the analyst re-briefing it.

A code-generation session finishes scaffolding a feature and injects a handoff message into the review session. The review agent picks up the artifacts, knows the design decisions from the earlier conversation, and continues the review without manual context transfer.

A WorkBuddy session used as an orchestrator injects messages into specialized sessions (research, drafting, verification) as each stage completes. This recreates openclaw's sessions_send pattern natively and supports any tool that can hit the local ACP endpoint.

Companies deploy the skill to let long-running background jobs (CI, monitoring, data pipelines) wake human-facing agent sessions instead of leaving agents continuously running. This reduces token usage and machine load while keeping context intact. Value comes from cutting idle-agent cost and speeding up response to async events.

Independent consultants and small agencies package this skill with custom automation setups (rrule schedules, handoff patterns) for clients using WorkBuddy Desktop. It solves the recurring problem of agents that must wait for external events without staying active. Deliverables include configured automations, callback scripts, and documentation.

A vendor builds a higher-level orchestration product on top of WorkBuddy that manages multi-session workflows using session callbacks as the wake-up primitive. The skill becomes a documented capability of that product, enabling customers to design event-driven agent workflows declaratively. The product owner charges subscription fees for the orchestration UI and reliability guarantees.