registerTelegramNativeCommands() calls listSkillCommandsForAgents()
without passing agentIds, causing ALL agents' skill commands to be
registered on EVERY Telegram bot. When multiple agents share skill
names (e.g. two agents both have a "butler" skill), the shared `used`
Set in listSkillCommandsForAgents causes de-duplication suffixes
(_2, _3) and all commands appear on every bot regardless of agent
binding.
This fix uses the existing resolveAgentRoute() (already imported) to
find the bound agent for the current Telegram accountId, then passes
that agentId to listSkillCommandsForAgents(). The function already
accepts an optional agentIds parameter — it just wasn't wired from
the Telegram registration path.
Before: All agents' skill commands registered on every Telegram bot,
causing /butler_2, /housekeeper_2 dedup suffixes and potential
BOT_COMMANDS_TOO_MUCH errors when total exceeds 100.
After: Each Telegram bot only registers skill commands for its own
bound agent. No cross-agent dedup, no command limit overflow.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When running multiple Telegram bot accounts bound to different agents,
the /new command (and other slash commands) would send confirmation
messages via the wrong bot because the context was missing AccountId.
The fix adds AccountId: route.accountId to the context payload in
registerTelegramNativeCommands, matching how bot-message-context.ts
handles regular messages.
Fixes#2537
Regular Telegram groups (without Topics/Forums enabled) can send
message_thread_id when users reply to messages. This was incorrectly
being used to create separate session keys like '-123:topic:42',
causing each reply chain to get its own conversation context.
Now resolveTelegramForumThreadId only returns a thread ID when the
chat is actually a forum (is_forum=true). For regular groups, the
thread ID is ignored, ensuring all messages share the same session.
DMs continue to use messageThreadId for thread sessions as before.
* fix(tts): generate audio when block streaming drops final reply
When block streaming succeeds, final replies are dropped but TTS was only
applied to final replies. Fix by accumulating block text during streaming
and generating TTS-only audio after streaming completes.
Also:
- Change truncate vs skip behavior when summary OFF (now truncates)
- Align TTS limits with Telegram max (4096 chars)
- Improve /tts command help messages with examples
- Add newline separator between accumulated blocks
* fix(tts): add error handling for accumulated block TTS
* feat(tts): add descriptive inline menu with action descriptions
- Add value/label support for command arg choices
- TTS menu now shows descriptive title listing each action
- Capitalize button labels (On, Off, Status, etc.)
- Update Telegram, Discord, and Slack handlers to use labels
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(gateway): gracefully handle AbortError and transient network errors
Addresses issues #1851, #1997, and #2034.
During config reload (SIGUSR1), in-flight requests are aborted, causing
AbortError exceptions. Similarly, transient network errors (fetch failed,
ECONNRESET, ETIMEDOUT, etc.) can crash the gateway unnecessarily.
This change:
- Adds isAbortError() to detect intentional cancellations
- Adds isTransientNetworkError() to detect temporary connectivity issues
- Logs these errors appropriately instead of crashing
- Handles nested cause chains and AggregateError
AbortError is logged as a warning (expected during shutdown).
Network errors are logged as non-fatal errors (will resolve on their own).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(test): update commands-registry test expectations
Update test expectations to match new ResolvedCommandArgChoice format
(choices now return {label, value} objects instead of plain strings).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: harden unhandled rejection handling and tts menus (#2451) (thanks @Glucksberg)
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Shadow <hi@shadowing.dev>
Plugin commands were added to setMyCommands menu but didn't have
bot.command() handlers registered. This meant /flow-start and other
plugin commands would fall through to the general message handler
instead of being dispatched to the plugin command executor.
Now we register bot.command() handlers for each plugin command,
with full authorization checks and proper result delivery.
- Add plugin command specs to Telegram setMyCommands for autocomplete
- Export GatewayRequestHandler types in plugin-sdk for plugin authors
- Enables plugins to register gateway methods and appear in command menus
Add channels.telegram.linkPreview config to control whether link previews
are shown in outbound messages. When set to false, uses Telegram's
link_preview_options.is_disabled to suppress URL previews.
- Add linkPreview to TelegramAccountConfig type
- Add Zod schema validation for linkPreview
- Pass link_preview_options to sendMessage in send.ts and bot/delivery.ts
- Propagate linkPreview config through deliverReplies callers
- Add tests for link preview behavior
Fixes#1675
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
When native slash commands are executed in Telegram topics/forums, the
originating topic context was not being preserved. This caused sub-agent
announcements to be delivered to the wrong topic.
Root cause: Native slash command context did not set OriginatingChannel
and OriginatingTo, causing session delivery context to fallback to the
user's personal ID instead of the group ID + topic.
Fix: Added OriginatingChannel and OriginatingTo to native slash command
context, ensuring topic information is preserved for sub-agent announcements.
Related session fields:
- lastThreadId: preserved via MessageThreadId
- lastTo: now correctly set to group ID via OriginatingTo
- deliveryContext: includes threadId for proper routing
