Send a request to a CCB agent with `ask`.
Scanned 5/28/2026
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---
name: ask
description: Send a request to a CCB agent with `ask`.
metadata:
short-description: Ask agent
---
Use this only for `/ask <target> <message...>`.
- `TARGET` = first token after `/ask`.
- `MESSAGE` = exact raw remainder sent as the task body.
- `ask` may append reply guidance unless the message already contains explicit output requirements.
- `TARGET=all` broadcasts.
- Plain `ask` injects concise-reply guidance while still delivering the full reply body.
- Use `--compact` when the caller wants an actively distilled answer, such as review findings, status, risks, blockers, or next actions.
- Use `--silence` when success does not need a body; failures, blockers, or required next actions should still surface.
- Use `--callback` only from inside an active CCB task when this agent needs the target's result before finishing the original task. The current turn must end after submit; CCB will route the target result back as a new continuation task.
- Plain nested `ask` from an active CCB task is rejected; choose `--callback` for needed results or `--silence` for independent no-result-needed work.
- Do not manually append output-policy text; `ask` injects reply guidance.
- `ask get`, `pend`, `watch`, and `ping` are diagnostics-only commands for explicit debugging requests, not normal ask workflow tools.
Always send `MESSAGE` through the `<<'EOF' ... EOF` heredoc below. No other form is allowed.
```bash
command ask "$TARGET" <<'EOF'
$MESSAGE
EOF
```
```bash
command ask --compact "$TARGET" <<'EOF'
$MESSAGE
EOF
```
```bash
command ask --silence "$TARGET" <<'EOF'
$MESSAGE
EOF
```
```bash
command ask --callback "$TARGET" <<'EOF'
$MESSAGE
EOF
```
After the command returns, immediately end the turn. Do not wait for a reply, do not run `ask get` / `pend` / `ping` / `watch`, do not poll, do not add commentary. For `--callback`, report only that delegation was submitted; the final result belongs in the later continuation task.
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