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Relay 2.2.3: the jobs skill says up front that a running job can be steered - #62
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…teered The skill's description, which Claude sees before loading the skill, and its first lines now say that SendMessage joins a job's running turn (on Kimi, the next turn), continues the same session after the job ends, and that the message `cancel` cancels it. This was documented only in a table near the end of the skill, so agents using relay often did not know a job could be steered. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Relay 2.2.3 is a documentation release on the 2.x line, which takes bug fixes only.
What changes
The
relay:jobsskill documented steering only in a table near its end, after the backend reference. Agents using relay often did not know a running job could be steered, and the skill's description, which Claude sees before it loads a skill, did not mention it.SendMessageto a job's agent joins the running turn (on Kimi, the next turn), continues the same session after the job ends, and that the messagecancelcancels it. It is 431 characters, under Claude Code's per-skill listing cap of 1,536.No code changes. Version fields move to 2.2.3 together.
Verification
tests/commands.test.mjs(19) andtests/zcode.test.mjs(40), the suites that read the skill, pass.npm run check,npm run check-versionandgit diff --checkpass.claude plugin validatepasses for the plugin and the marketplace manifest.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
cancelstops the job.

Confidence Score: 5/5
This documentation release appears safe to merge.Summary
This documentation release makes job steering visible before Claude loads the skill and immediately after the launch example.
No actionable issues found. Message routing and release fields were checked against the code; tests were not run during this review.
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