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6 custom skills (assign-task, dispatch-webhook, daily-briefing, task-capture, qmd-brain, tts-voice) with technical documentation. Compatible with Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex CLI, and OpenCode.
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Broadcast Groups Documentation
Overview
Broadcast Groups allow multiple agents to simultaneously process identical messages within a single WhatsApp conversation using one phone number. This experimental feature (added in version 2026.1.9) enables specialized agent teams to collaborate by each providing their unique perspective on user input.
Key Capabilities
The feature supports four primary use cases:
- Specialized Agent Teams – Agents with focused responsibilities (e.g., code reviewer, security auditor, documentation bot) all analyze the same message
- Multi-Language Support – Different agents respond in their respective languages
- Quality Assurance – Specialized agents validate outputs from primary agents
- Task Automation – Multiple agents handle different aspects of a workflow simultaneously
Configuration Structure
Broadcast groups are defined via a top-level broadcast section in configuration files, keyed by WhatsApp peer IDs:
- Group chats use the group JID format (e.g.,
120363403215116621@g.us) - Direct messages use E.164 phone numbers (e.g.,
+15551234567)
Each peer ID maps to an array of agent identifiers that should process incoming messages.
Processing Strategies
Two processing modes are available:
- Parallel (default): All agents process messages simultaneously for speed
- Sequential: Agents process in array order, with each waiting for the previous to complete
Session Isolation
Each agent maintains completely independent:
- Session keys and conversation history
- Workspace and sandbox environment
- Tool access permissions
- Memory and personality context (IDENTITY.md, SOUL.md)
Agents process the message while maintaining completely separate session keys and isolated context.
Important Notes
- Broadcast activation respects existing channel allowlists and group activation rules
- Broadcast takes priority over standard bindings configuration
- Currently limited to WhatsApp; Telegram, Discord, and Slack support are planned
- One agent's failure doesn't block other agents from responding