Away

!bash "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/arm.sh" "$ARGUMENTS"

Follow the output above.

If the output contains AWAY_PING_CRON= and AWAY_EXPIRY_CRON= lines (away mode starts):

1. Call CronCreate twice
   • cron: the AWAY_PING_CRON value, prompt: [away ping], recurring: true
   • cron: the AWAY_EXPIRY_CRON value, prompt: [away expired], recurring: false
2. Relay the first line of the output ("Away mode: …") to the user verbatim and stop. Say nothing else.

If the output contains an AWAY_DISARM line (disarm):

1. Run CronList and CronDelete every job whose prompt is [away ping] or [away expired]
2. Relay the first line of the output to the user verbatim and stop

Rules from then on:

• Turn whose prompt is [away ping]: reply with exactly "ack". No reasoning, no tools
• Turn whose prompt is [away expired]: run CronList and CronDelete every job whose prompt is [away ping] or [away expired] (a fired one-shot job still appears in the list, so delete this job itself too), then reply with exactly "Away mode ended"
• Turn where the hook says [away] The user is back…: follow it, delete the [away ping] / [away expired] jobs with CronList and CronDelete, then handle the user's input as usual. Do not mention away mode