type: custom

customType: model-snapshot

provider: kimi-coding

modelApi: anthropic-messages


type: message

role: user

type: text

text:
[Telegram Skinny (@skinnyc813) id:6558388607 Thu 2026-02-12 15:40 UTC] The workaround should be when they send a message in the group chat to one another, it should also send the message session to session on the back end and just tell it that this is just a copy of the message from the group chat so it knows what's going on and how to respond
[message_id: 1794]


role: assistant

type: thinking

thinking:
The user is discussing a workaround for group chat message handling. They want messages sent in a group chat to also be forwarded/duplicated to a backend session so the AI can be aware of group conversations and respond appropriately.

This seems to be a feature request or technical discussion about how OpenClaw handles group chats. Currently, when in a group chat, the AI receives all messages but needs to be smart about when to respond.

The user is suggesting that group chat messages should also be sent to the "session" on the backend with some metadata indicating they're from the group chat, so the AI has full context.

Let me think about this - this is actually already how OpenClaw works to some degree. When in a group chat, the messages do come through with context. But the user might be asking for something different - perhaps they want the group messages to be mirrored to a separate 1:1 session for better context tracking?

This is a bit technical and I'm not entirely sure what specific implementation they're looking for. Let me respond to clarify their intent and explain how things currently work.

text:
I see what you're getting at. So the idea is: even when humans are chatting in a group, you'd want those messages copied/funneled into your 1:1 session with me too? That way I'm not blind to group conversations when you later ask me something like "what did Mike say earlier?"

A few questions to make sure I build this right:

1. **All group messages, or just some?** Like, every single message in any group I'm in, or only when certain people speak, or only when I'm @-mentioned?

2. **How should it look in your 1:1 chat?** Should I just silently absorb them (no visible message), or post a note like *"📨 Mike in [Group Name]: 'pizza at 7?'"* so you see the mirror?

3. **Reply routing** — if you reply to that mirrored message in our 1:1 chat, should your response go back to the group? Or is the 1:1 just for your awareness?

4. **Privacy scope** — is this for specific groups you own, or are you thinking system-wide behavior?

The technical side is doable (I can already cross-post between sessions), but the UX matters here. You probably don't want me dumping 200 messages a day into your DMs unless it's actually useful.

What's the scenario you're solving for?

api: anthropic-messages

stopReason: stop


text:
[Telegram Skinny (@skinnyc813) id:6558388607 +14s Thu 2026-02-12 15:40 UTC] No nevermind
[message_id: 1796]


thinking: The user is saying "nevermind" - they no longer want to pursue this idea. I should acknowledge this briefly and move on. No need to push further on a feature they just walked back from.

text: Got it, no worries. If it comes up again, we know where to find it.