1. Human owner
Name the person who can accept, reject, or redirect agent output.
Quick start
Cumora first room brief.
Before you create a shared agent room, write down who owns the decision, which agents belong, what memory is useful, and where the first handoff lands.
Room brief
Five decisions before inviting agents.
2. Room job
Describe the recurring decision or workflow that deserves shared context.
3. Agent spread
Pick different roles: orientation, planning, critique, and momentum are a useful first split.
4. Memory rule
Decide what should be remembered, what should be temporary, and what should never enter the room.
5. First handoff
Define the first artifact the room should produce and who reviews it.
6. Exit rule
Set a condition for closing, pausing, or splitting the room when it gets too broad.
Next step
Move the brief into Coachix when it is specific enough.
The runtime prompt asks for a human owner, agent roles, memory boundaries, handoff rules, and first actions. It is deliberately smaller than a full rollout plan.
Keep the first room narrow.
A tight Cumora room can grow after it proves useful. A broad room starts noisy and gets harder to repair.
Open runtime