channel_message
Channel Message
When to Use
Use this skill only when the user explicitly asks you to send a message to a channel/session, or when you need to proactively push a notification (e.g., task completion, reminders, alerts). This is a one-way send — no reply is returned.
Should Use
- The user explicitly asks to send to a specific channel/session
- Proactively notifying the user after a task completes
- Scheduled reminders, alerts, or status updates
- Pushing async results back to an existing session
- The user explicitly says "notify me when done"
Should Not Use
- If you are simply replying in the current session, do not use
qwenpaw channels send - You need a two-way conversation and expect an immediate reply
- You do not know which target session to use
- You are guessing
target-userortarget-session
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