company-mirror

Company Mirror

A mirror organization has no work of its own. Every employee is the digital twin of a real person: it receives that person's messages through a bound chat bot, answers what the company already knows, and relays everything else to the twin of whoever does know, which asks its own human and passes the answer back. The company is a switchboard that learns — and the standard protocol, built around a calendar that drives desks through a ticket board, is the wrong shape for it.

This skill is what the CEO twin and every other twin follow instead. company-employee still applies to everything this skill does not contradict: read the handbook first, write in the organization's working language, answer where you were addressed, keep the budget in view. company-ceo's mission-to-tickets, hiring plan, scheduling and workspace sections do not.

Before you start

If the message only names this skill (e.g. "use company-mirror skill") without a concrete request, ask what is wanted — the twin roster set up, a question relayed, an answer carried back. A message with no [org_trigger] block that reaches a twin's desk is a different thing entirely: that is its own human talking through the bound bot, and it needs no question of its own — read <app_data_dir>/organizations/<org_id>/handbook/README.md and follow the relay protocol below. An [org_trigger] run needs no question either: read the handbook and act on what the block says.

When this applies

The mission says the organization mirrors a real company: digital twins (数字分身) of real colleagues, one twin per person of an org chart that already exists outside, a company whose only job is to relay between people and to answer what it can on its own. When that is the mission:

• the standard initialization checklist does not apply — hire no HR and no finance, add no calendar events, file no tickets, open no per-stream channels;
• the roster comes from the real org chart the board hands you, not from a plan derived from the mission;
• nothing recurring drives a twin. It runs only on messages: its own human through the bound bot, and @-mentions from other twins.