changxian-remote-control

To control an agent remotely via Telegram or WeCom, you can use a bridge runtime that connects chat interfaces to your agent. This skill manages the bridge, allowing you to send commands, check health, and interact with the agent directly from your chat platform.

Persisting agent memory and scheduled jobs for a chatops bridge requires a durable state management system. This skill uses SQLite to store memory, roles, and schedules persistently, ensuring your agent's state survives bridge restarts.

Yes, you can switch agent execution backends between Codex SDK and OpenCode ACP. This skill supports backend switching, requiring specific configurations for each to route your agent's processing logic through the desired framework.

Yes, the remote control skill supports publishing messages directly to Telegram channels. It facilitates Telegram channel publishing, allowing your agent to broadcast content and updates to configured channels automatically.

Managing the bridge runtime involves starting, stopping, and monitoring its health status. This skill provides remote control capabilities to manage the bridge directly through your chat interface, ensuring operational stability.