manage-channels

You can connect new messaging channels like Telegram, Discord, or Slack to existing or new agent groups using automated channel configuration. The system applies contextual isolation recommendations based on the channel's typical use case to ensure proper separation.

Channel isolation separates conversations across different user groups by assigning distinct agent groups to specific messaging channels. You need it for multi-user NanoClaw deployments, such as academic classrooms, where instructors, TAs, and students require private communication paths.

Yes, you can modify existing channel routing between agent groups and add additional groups or chats on already configured platforms. This allows you to dynamically reassign channels and adjust isolation settings as your deployment needs evolve.

NanoClaw channel management supports adding multiple groups on the same configured platform by treating each group or chat as a separate routable entity. You can wire several Telegram or Discord groups to different agent groups while maintaining individual isolation settings.

You can view a full configuration audit summary that displays all agent groups, wired channels, configured-but-unwired channels, and privileged user roles. This visibility ensures you can verify routing assignments and identify unused platform connections in your deployment.

The best way to set up separate Telegram groups for different roles is to wire each group to its own isolated agent group via automated configuration. This ensures conversations remain private and organized without cross-interference between instructor, TA, and student channels.