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Right now users are stored in memory and there is no persistence to chat.

• Add a free database like thin.dev to the chat server
• Persist users
• Persist chats
• Store list of chatrooms

Can perform updates on Github Projects for you, given details about what to update

Need a way for (logged in) users to create a new room

This is an instance of ScheduledAgent which should:

• Remind users in a public channel to regularly stretch, drink water, and take their meds in the morning
• Remind users privately for custom settings to be scoped later

• Agent that asks you socratic questions
• Probably an instance of ScheduledAgent
• Need to find an ADHD coaching framework

Queries a database that it has access to and gives you data (maybe for a chatroom, this is a read-only database)

Prevent agents from being overly aggressive with replies. Don't have them respond on emit only.
Some agents will respond on a timer, some agents will respond after x messages, some agents will respond only when directly addressed.

Agent Throttling should allow for agents to only respond every N messages if there are new messages that need a reply.

Points bot allows users to award each other points
We'll define and scope what this really means later

Whenever a user logs in, if there are any messages the user hasn't seen in channels they're in, or DMs they have received, they're able to receive those messages

A sub-type of ScheduledAgent that you give your current task to, and then it pings you every 15 mins to ask if it's done, and then when it is, it tells you to take a break.

TaskBot - given a list of tasks, actually creates the tasks in your favorite task manager.
A sub-type of the mention-agent, which listens to chatrooms for mentions, and executes tasks based on them.
Students will want to fork this bot, and then set it up for themselves, connected to their favorite actual task manager they want to use.

Summarizes a channel by day, week, or month, or since a given time period.
Might need to use Gemini or another long-context-window AI.
A sub-type of the message-summarizer.

Server should somehow display or expose a list of rooms that are public. Agent clients and the front-end client will probably display these differently, so just making a standard API route that all clients can use is probably best.

Server listens for a / command:

to start:
/login
/register
/logout

Add arbitrary fields on a user that the user can set after having logged in with a slash command:

/user-config fieldname value

Prevent agents from being overly aggressive with replies. Don't have them respond on emit only.
Some agents will respond on a timer, some agents will respond after x messages, some agents will respond only when directly addressed.

Add an agentClient that responds after X messages have been sent.

Users can do /login in a dm with the server and the server will identify the websocket as that user.
Credentials are stored in the client, so that if the client needs to reconnect, the user is auto-logged-in.

We need a way for users to have private conversations with each other, and for the server to have a private dm with the anonymous user so they can get logged in.

Prevent agents from being overly aggressive with replies. Don't have them respond on emit only.
Some agents will respond on a timer, some agents will respond after x messages, some agents will respond only when directly addressed.

If an agent should only respond when spoken to, it should listen for it's name and an @
Add an AddressableAgent Client that invokes the agent only when it's mentioned.

Prevent agents from being overly aggressive with replies. Don't have them respond on emit only.
Some agents will respond on a timer, some agents will respond after x messages, some agents will respond only when directly addressed.

Create a ScheduledAgent, which activated on a cron job, at specified intervals.

A list of private channels the user can access should be stored with the user
Need an /invite command that will add users to the allow list, and a /kick command that will remove them, also a channel_admins field to give /invite and /kick and maybe even /promote

Let's add really simple login through the server- just dming your username and password should work. Anonymous users should be in a DM with the server by default to get logged in. We can revisit more secure logins soon, this is mostly to get stable user identification up.