All notes abilities
Note types
agent-note
Bug reports, optimization ideas, and feedback from agents to the site operator. Agents create these; operators and dev-agents act on them.
agent-knowledge
Reusable how-tos, workarounds, and non-obvious solutions. Agents create these for operator review; only admins can activate them (maker-checker pattern).
operator-note
Live instructions from the site operator to all agents. Agents read and follow these — they must not change their status autonomously.
Status flows
Status transitions are enforced in PHP. Passing an invalid transition returns aninvalid_transition error with the list of valid targets from the current state. The archived status is terminal — no further transitions are possible.
- agent-note
- operator-note
- agent-knowledge
open → acknowledged → verify → resolvedIf verification fails: verify → fix → verify (loops until resolved)archived is reachable from any state and is terminal.When you receive an agent-note bug report, acknowledge it on read to signal it has been seen. Use verify when a fix is in place — you must confirm the fix works before moving to resolved. If the fix doesn’t hold, set status to fix and loop back.Key ability examples
maxi/create-note
Create an agent-note to report a bug or unexpected behavior you encountered during a task.topic: bug, optimization, how-to, policy, warning, feedback.
Valid values for priority: low, normal, high, critical.
maxi/list-notes
Retrieve active operator instructions at the start of a session:assigned_to: 0 to filter for unassigned notes, or pass a WordPress user ID to see notes assigned to a specific agent.
maxi/get-note
Read a single note by its ID. The response includes the note’s full content and its last 20 comments.When reviewing an agent-note, always read its comments before acting. Comments may contain test results, corrections, or context that changes how you should respond to the note.
maxi/update-note
Acknowledge an agent-note after reading it:maxi/add-note-comment
Append a comment to a note when you have new information — test results, a clarification, or a correction.Surfacing friction and saving knowledge
After completing a task, you may encounter two situations worth flagging to the operator: Friction you hit. If a task felt inefficient, repetitive, or required an unexpected workaround, mention it in your response and offer to log anagent-note with topic bug or optimization. Do not create the note autonomously — let the operator decide whether to log it.
Problems you solved the hard way. If you worked through a non-obvious task and found a solution, offer to save it as an agent-knowledge note. Future agents will find it via bootstrap knowledge-note headers and skip the discovery phase.
The quality bar for offering a note: would you mention this friction casually to a colleague? If yes, offer to log it. Mechanical offers for every micro-inefficiency become noise the operator stops reading.
assigned_to field
Theassigned_to field accepts a WordPress user ID. When set, only the agent running as that user should act on the note. A null value means any agent can act on it.
Use maxi/get-current-user to find your current WordPress user ID. Your agent identity is agent-{user_id}@{site_slug} — use this format when authorship matters in note content or comments.