Paul Kloppers
7cb432195a
A handful of related Telegram-bot improvements that piled up in one
working session.
Slash menu: /start now brings the whole stack up (was: panel render —
duplicated by /menu) and a new /stop takes it down. /up and /down kept
as undocumented aliases. /clear wipes the current chat's rows from the
messages table — DM-self for users, admin-only in groups — so Redstone's
recentTurns history can be reset on demand.
Sticker auto-collection: every incoming sticker is upserted into a new
sticker_library table (file_id PK, plus emoji, set_name, first_seen,
last_seen, seen_count). No /setsticker needed. The original event-keyed
stickers table is untouched and still drives the bot's own event
triggers (maybeSendSticker("up") etc).
Emoji → sticker swap (replaces the AI-driven sticker tool): instead of
listing 15+ file_ids in the system prompt and exposing tg_send_sticker
as a function call, the prompt now lists just the *emoji palette* the
library knows about. After Redstone replies, pickStickerForReply()
scans the text for the first palette-emoji that appears and fires the
matching sticker as a follow-up via ctx.replyWithSticker — without
inserting a row into the messages table, so the audit log stays
text-only and Redstone's next recentTurns isn't polluted. tg_send_sticker
and tg_stickers_known are filtered out of Redstone's geminiFunctionDeclarations
(still exposed via the MCP server for Claude / external clients).
Reliability: Gemini call timeout bumped from 25s to 45s after a real
timeout in production with the previous (too-large) sticker prompt.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>