Use when AI receives messages starting with `[Remote System : type]`. Provides guidelines for handling system wake-up messages and email communication.
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name: claude-mail-bridge-wakeup
description: Use when AI receives messages starting with `[Remote System : type]`. Provides guidelines for handling system wake-up messages and email communication.
---
# Claude Mail Bridge Wake-up Response Guidelines
## Overview
This skill defines how to respond to system wake-up messages from remote control. When AI receives a message starting with `[Remote System : Wakeup]`, it must follow these guidelines.
## System Message Format
System messages use unified format: `[Remote System : type]`
**Type definitions:**
- `Wakeup` - Wake-up instruction, user requests communication with AI via email
- `Warning` - System warning messages
- `Guide` - Behavior guidance messages
## Wake-up Response Flow
When receiving a `[Remote System : Wakeup]` message:
1. **Immediately stop current operation**
- Stop any tool calls in progress
- Do not continue processing current task
2. **Set user status to away**
```bash
mcp__presence_system__set_presence(mode="away", _init_skill_invoked=True)
```
3. **Wait for further user instructions**
- Use `mcp__email_system__mail_user_and_wait` to contact user
- Or execute specified operations based on message content
## Email Communication
Use `mcp__email_system__mail_user_and_wait` to communicate with user:
```bash
mcp__email_system__mail_user_and_wait(
subject="Short summary",
background="Context and progress status",
content="The question or conclusion message",
type="question", # or "conclusion"
_init_skill_invoked=True
)
```
For detailed parameter documentation and usage examples, use `/claude-mail-bridge-init`.
## Notes
1. **Priority**: System messages have highest priority, handle immediately upon receipt
2. **Do not ignore**: Do not ignore any message starting with `[Remote System :`
3. **Timely response**: Immediately stop current operation after receiving wake-up message
4. **Status synchronization**: Ensure presence status is consistent with actual user status