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Cross-channel messaging — routing rules, channel affinity, how to send messages on each channel, safety rules. Trigger keywords: message, send message, reply, respond, channel, routing, corvid_send_message.
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| name | messaging |
| description | Cross-channel messaging — routing rules, channel affinity, how to send messages on each channel, safety rules. Trigger keywords: message, send message, reply, respond, channel, routing, corvid_send_message. |
Rules and patterns for sending and receiving messages across all channels.
Different channels have different mechanisms. Not everything requires an MCP tool.
| Channel | How to send | Mechanism |
|---|---|---|
| Discord | Write text directly | Bridge auto-routes your response |
| Telegram | Write text directly | Bridge auto-routes your response |
| Web UI | Write text directly | WebSocket auto-routes your response |
| AlgoChat | corvid_send_message | MCP tool (on-chain transaction) |
Key insight: For Discord, Telegram, and Web UI — you just write your response as text. The bridges handle delivery automatically. You only need corvid_send_message for AlgoChat (on-chain messaging) or proactive outreach to a different agent.
Your text response is automatically routed back through the originating channel's bridge.
corvid_send_messagecorvid_send_message to reply to someone who just messaged you — just write textAlways respond via the same channel the message came from.
corvid_send_message)corvid_send_messageWhen mentioning/pinging users, each channel has its own syntax:
| Channel | Mention syntax | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Discord | <@DISCORD_ID> | <@181969874455756800> |
| Telegram | @username | @leif_algo |
| AlgoChat | Algorand address | ALGO... |
Critical: On Discord, @DisplayName does NOT work — only <@numeric_id> actually pings/notifies the user. Get the Discord ID from the incoming message metadata or via corvid_lookup_contact.
| Channel | Format | Limits |
|---|---|---|
| Discord | Markdown subset (no tables) | 2000 chars |
| Telegram | Markdown V2 | 4096 chars |
| AlgoChat | Plain text (ARC-69 metadata) | ~1000 chars |
| Web UI | Full Markdown | No hard limit |