Season 1: The Attention Queue & a2a › Ep 7
Ep 7 · Trust, then verify
Length 1:10Today's goal: An agent says “message delivered”. Is that proof?
What you'll learn
- The desktop relay only accepts work if its liaison was seen in the last ninety seconds. Unclaimed requests expire after ten minutes.
- Once claimed, a request is never put back in the queue, because it might already have gone out.
- “Delivery reported” is a claim. It only becomes verified when the reply matches fresh text in the target's own transcript.
- After a child agent swallowed another session's messages, tool-style runs carry a child guard: no inbox, no acknowledging, no brain calls.
Sources
- claude-desktop-relay ·
relay.py(90 s liaison, 600 s expiry, verification) - claude-desktop-relay ·
NATIVE_LIVE_TEST.json(the verified and retracted runs) - codex-kit ·
SKILL.md,lib/index.mjs(the child guard)
