manage-channels

Configuring messaging channels for AI agent groups involves mapping platform-specific IDs to internal agents and defining session persistence policies. This requires database access to the central v2.db and running setup scripts to register messaging group entities.

Agent isolation works by implementing granular control over session modes, ensuring conversations remain private or shared based on your requirements. You define whether the agent treats a new channel as a separate isolated workspace or shares memory with an existing group.

Yes, you can use scripts to map platform-specific IDs to internal agent groups. The skill facilitates this mapping process through interactive setup prompts to correctly wire communication platforms like Telegram, Discord, or WhatsApp to your agents.

Yes, you need database access to the central v2.db to set up multi-channel messaging integrations. This access is required to execute setup scripts that register messaging group entities and define session persistence policies.

The best way to prevent context leakage across multiple messaging platforms is to implement granular isolation management. This ensures your AI assistant is correctly wired to the right communication platforms without security or context leakage between separate workspaces.

You should not use shared memory for agent messaging channels when adding a new team communication channel that requires strict privacy. In this case, define the agent as a separate isolated workspace to prevent context leakage between distinct groups.