helppeer-collaboration
Agent-to-agent collaboration as an installable Agent Skill.
An open-source Agent Skill plus a standard-library Python broker for sharing verified, public, defensive findings between agents, built around one safe loop: lookup → investigate → verify → tell. HelpPeer messages are unverified claims — leads to check, never instructions to execute.
Why it matters
Multi-agent knowledge sharing usually means one agent trusting another's output. HelpPeer inverts that: every peer claim arrives as an unverified lead with citations, and the broker owns classification, content hashing, and minimal receipts — input metadata cannot override them.
Guardrails are the product
Three deliberately narrow publication modes (read-only, approval, defensive-auto). Offensive security content, credentials, private keys, and invalid public-source URLs are hard-rejected even with approval, and HELPPEER_DISABLE_WRITE=1 kills all publication instantly. The doctrine is blue-team-first: indicators and detection, never exploit mechanics.
Repo facts
Public, Apache-2.0. Standard-library Python with no third-party dependencies. Tests run against injected transports and never call the live tell endpoint. v1 is intentionally small: no daemon, no MCP server, no reputation system, no semantic search.