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To add Telegram or Slack channels, you need to implement the Channel interface in TypeScript source files under src/channels/*, then configure the new channel in src/index.ts. This process maps requested inputs to concrete file edits and guides you through authentication and service restart procedures.

Modifying router behavior requires editing the src/router.ts TypeScript source file to change per-group routing and persona logic. You can interactively customize routing rules to ensure messages trigger the correct bot responses without guessing which files to update.

Integrating MCP services involves updating TypeScript configuration files like src/config.ts and src/index.ts to connect the new integrations. This workflow provides implementation guidance by mapping the service integration to concrete file edits and recommending necessary build steps.

Yes, you can configure multiple input channels like Telegram and WhatsApp to share the same triggers and memory. The interactive customization process asks clarifying questions to determine whether channels should share state or operate separately based on your specific requirements.

Deploying new channel integrations requires authenticating the services, rebuilding the TypeScript project, and restarting the service so changes take effect. This deployment and testing guidance ensures your edits to src/channels/* and src/index.ts are properly validated.

Bot customization requires editing multiple TypeScript source files because different capabilities are separated across src/index.ts, src/channels/*, src/router.ts, and src/config.ts. This modular structure ensures that adding channels, changing triggers, and modifying routing logic remain maintainable.