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When the telegram bridge is connected, messages you type in the
zot tui now also appear in the paired chat so the telegram
transcript stays a complete record of the session. Format:
you: <what you typed> <- from tui editor, grey bubble
zot: <assistant reply> <- reply to a tui prompt
<your telegram dm> <- your own blue bubble
<assistant reply, bare> <- reply to a telegram dm, no prefix
The "zot: " prefix is only attached when the turn was initiated
from the tui side. Telegram-initiated turns reply bare so the
thread reads as a normal back-and-forth with the bot; the "you: "
bubble from the tui side would otherwise pair awkwardly with a
DM-initiated bare reply.
Implementation is small:
bridge.go
- OnUserTyped(text): sends with "you: " prefix. Called from
the interactive submit path when the bridge is active.
- OnAssistantText(text): sends with "zot: " prefix by
default, or bare when nextReplyFromTelegram is set.
- nextReplyFromTelegram is flipped to true inside
handleUpdate right before calling Host.SubmitOrQueue, and
back to false when the reply is flushed. One-slot flag,
safe against the actual serial turn drain the agent uses.
- On Start(), if Config.AllowedUserID is already known from
a previous session, prepopulate chatID so the bridge can
send immediately without waiting for a handshake DM
(private-chat id == user id on telegram).
- sendToPaired consolidates the chunk-and-send plumbing so
OnUserTyped, OnAssistantText, and future tap points share
one path.
interactive.go
- The editor submit path now calls telegramBridge.OnUserTyped
on a goroutine (network write off the event loop) before
queuing or starting the turn. No-op when the bridge is
stopped or no chat is paired.
No user-visible setup change: /telegram connect / disconnect /
status work the same; the two-way mirror is automatic once
connected.
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