@spinabot/brigade 1.1.0 → 1.2.1

package/dist/core/server.js

@@ -48,6 +48,8 @@ import { startChannels } from "../agents/channels/manager.js";
 import { createChannelPluginManager, } from "../agents/channels/channel-plugin-manager.js";
 import { listWhatsAppAccountIds, whatsappChannelEnabled } from "../agents/channels/whatsapp/account-config.js";
 import { createWhatsAppPlugin } from "../agents/channels/whatsapp/plugin.js";
+import { listTelegramAccountIds, telegramChannelEnabled, telegramThreadIdleTtlMs, } from "../agents/channels/telegram/account-config.js";
+import { createTelegramPlugin } from "../agents/channels/telegram/plugin.js";
 import { createPluginChannelManagerFacade } from "../agents/channels/plugin-channel-manager-facade.js";
 import { makeOpQueue, withTimeout } from "./extension-lifecycle.js";
 import { resolveModelNeverMiss } from "../agents/model-resolution.js";
@@ -1696,6 +1698,22 @@ async function continueBoot(args) {
              * check" rather than blocking ALL cron adds.
              */
             listKnownChannelIds: () => channelManager?.started ?? [],
+            /**
+             * Idle channel-thread TTL for the session-reaper's thread sweep — read
+             * live from `channels.telegram.threadIdleTtlMs` so an idle Telegram
+             * forum-topic session gets aged out. `null` (default / unset) leaves
+             * thread sessions untouched; the isolated-cron-run reaper is unaffected.
+             */
+            resolveThreadIdleTtlMs: () => {
+                try {
+                    // `loadConfig` is synchronous + cheap; reading fresh keeps the TTL
+                    // live across config reloads without threading a mutable holder.
+                    return telegramThreadIdleTtlMs(loadConfig());
+                }
+                catch {
+                    return null;
+                }
+            },
             /**
              * Heartbeat trigger for `wakeMode: "now"` crons. Fires a synthetic
              * agent turn on the operator's main session that drains any
@@ -4512,6 +4530,16 @@ async function continueBoot(args) {
         httpRoutes = [...registry.httpRoutes];
         // Channels — inbound runs through the SAME serialized turn queue as TUI
         // prompts (`runGatewayTurn`), so a channel turn never overlaps a TUI turn.
+        //
+        // The manager is mounted UNCONDITIONALLY (even when zero channels are
+        // configured at boot) so the owner-gated `connect_channel` tool can
+        // start the FIRST channel LIVE via `getActiveChannelManager().startChannel(id)`
+        // without a gateway restart. The manager captures the FULL adapter
+        // catalog (`registry.channels`), so a channel that isn't started at boot
+        // is still reachable for a later live start. Bundled modules guarantee
+        // `registry.channels` is non-empty in normal installs; the guard stays
+        // only so a build that trims every channel module doesn't construct an
+        // empty manager.
         if (registry.channels.length > 0) {
             channelManager = await startChannels({
                 adapters: registry.channels,
@@ -4528,10 +4556,11 @@ async function continueBoot(args) {
                 },
             });
             // Mount the channel manager as a process-wide singleton so the
-            // `send_message` agent tool (+ future channel-action tools) can
-            // reach the started adapters. Without this the tool registry's
-            // `getActiveChannelManager()` returns null and `send_message`
-            // quietly stays out of the surface.
+            // `send_message` + `connect_channel` agent tools (+ future
+            // channel-action tools) can reach the started adapters AND start /
+            // stop a single channel live. Without this the tool registry's
+            // `getActiveChannelManager()` returns null and those tools quietly
+            // stay out of the surface (or can't perform a live connect).
             setActiveChannelManager(channelManager);
             if (channelManager.started.length > 0)
                 bootLog(`channels: ${channelManager.started.join(", ")}`);
@@ -4544,21 +4573,43 @@ async function continueBoot(args) {
         const whatsappAccounts = whatsappChannelEnabled(cfg)
             ? listWhatsAppAccountIds(cfg)
             : [];
-        const wantMultiAccount = whatsappAccounts.length > 1;
-        if (wantMultiAccount) {
-            const whatsappPlugin = createWhatsAppPlugin({
-                defaultAgentId: agentId,
-                loadConfig: () => cfg,
-                runTurn: (turn) => runGatewayTurn(turn),
-                onPairing: (channelId, accountId, info) => {
-                    const line = info.kind === "qr"
-                        ? `[${channelId}/${accountId}] scan the QR code shown in the gateway logs to link your account`
-                        : `[${channelId}/${accountId}] pairing code: ${info.value}`;
-                    bootLog(line);
-                    broadcast("log", { level: "info", message: line, at: Date.now() });
-                },
-            });
-            bundledChannelPlugins = [whatsappPlugin];
+        const telegramAccounts = telegramChannelEnabled(cfg)
+            ? listTelegramAccountIds(cfg)
+            : [];
+        const wantWhatsAppMulti = whatsappAccounts.length > 1;
+        const wantTelegramMulti = telegramAccounts.length > 1;
+        if (wantWhatsAppMulti || wantTelegramMulti) {
+            // Fresh list each (re)start so a reload doesn't accumulate stale plugins.
+            bundledChannelPlugins = [];
+            const facadeHandles = [];
+            const multiAccountSummary = [];
+            if (wantWhatsAppMulti) {
+                const whatsappPlugin = createWhatsAppPlugin({
+                    defaultAgentId: agentId,
+                    loadConfig: () => cfg,
+                    runTurn: (turn) => runGatewayTurn(turn),
+                    onPairing: (channelId, accountId, info) => {
+                        const line = info.kind === "qr"
+                            ? `[${channelId}/${accountId}] scan the QR code shown in the gateway logs to link your account`
+                            : `[${channelId}/${accountId}] pairing code: ${info.value}`;
+                        bootLog(line);
+                        broadcast("log", { level: "info", message: line, at: Date.now() });
+                    },
+                });
+                bundledChannelPlugins.push(whatsappPlugin);
+                facadeHandles.push(whatsappPlugin);
+                multiAccountSummary.push(`whatsapp x${whatsappAccounts.length}`);
+            }
+            if (wantTelegramMulti) {
+                const telegramPlugin = createTelegramPlugin({
+                    defaultAgentId: agentId,
+                    loadConfig: () => cfg,
+                    runTurn: (turn) => runGatewayTurn(turn),
+                });
+                bundledChannelPlugins.push(telegramPlugin);
+                facadeHandles.push(telegramPlugin);
+                multiAccountSummary.push(`telegram x${telegramAccounts.length}`);
+            }
             const pluginById = new Map(bundledChannelPlugins.map((p) => [p.id, p]));
             channelPluginManager = createChannelPluginManager({
                 loadConfig: () => cfg,
@@ -4566,16 +4617,15 @@ async function continueBoot(args) {
                 getChannelPlugin: (id) => pluginById.get(id),
             });
             await channelPluginManager.startChannels();
-            // Mount a thin manager facade so the `send_message` agent tool's
-            // `getActiveChannelManager().adapter("whatsapp")` lookup returns a
-            // working per-account adapter on multi-account installs. Without
-            // this the tool quietly hid from the surface because the legacy
-            // `startChannels` manager only runs when there's <= 1 account.
-            const whatsappHandles = [whatsappPlugin];
+            // Mount a thin manager facade so the `send_message` + `message_action`
+            // agent tools' `getActiveChannelManager().adapter(id)` lookup returns a
+            // working per-account adapter on multi-account installs. Without this
+            // those tools quietly hid because the legacy `startChannels` manager
+            // only runs when there's <= 1 account per channel.
             if (!channelManager) {
-                setActiveChannelManager(createPluginChannelManagerFacade({ plugins: whatsappHandles }));
+                setActiveChannelManager(createPluginChannelManagerFacade({ plugins: facadeHandles }));
             }
-            bootLog(`channels (multi-account): whatsapp x${whatsappAccounts.length}`);
+            bootLog(`channels (multi-account): ${multiAccountSummary.join(", ")}`);
         }
         // Background services — start each; a failing one is skipped, not fatal.
         if (registry.services.length > 0) {