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Session: 2026-05-06 13:28:44 UTC

  • Session Key: agent:main:telegram:direct:8386527252
  • Session ID: a3d742f9-8978-466f-b725-f5594a09a666
  • Source: telegram

Conversation Summary

assistant: Found it. Both market brief crons (market:am-brief and market:pm-brief) have delivery.to: "8386527252" — that's your DM. They should have delivery.to targeting the Midas bot instead, with delivery.accountId: "midas".

The issue is the payload instructions also say "send to MidasHoffBot DM" but the agent does an announce delivery to the session's default channel. Let me check what happened with today's AM brief specifically.
assistant: There it is. The delivery config is set to accountId: "midas" and to: "8386527252" — but 8386527252 is your personal DM, not the Midas bot's DM. The delivery goes to your DM because both targets resolve to you, and the agent gets confused.

Let me check the Midas account setup:
assistant: Midas has its own bot token (TELEGRAM_MIDAS_BOT_TOKEN) and a binding for channel: telegram, accountId: midas. The cron delivery config has accountId: "midas" which is correct — but to: "8386527252" targets your user ID.

The problem is twofold:
1. The delivery.to is set to 8386527252 (your DM) — it should be the Midas bot's own DM or just rely on the account routing
2. The agent's text prompt says "Send the briefing output to MidasHoffBot DM" which makes the agent also try to deliver manually

The delivery config with accountId: "midas" should route to the Midas bot's own DM (that bot's "user" will receive it). Let me update the delivery targets and clean up the agent instructions:
assistant: Hmm, the to didn't clear. Let me try without the to field.
assistant: The to: "8386527252" is persisting. Let me try explicitly setting it to the Midas bot's user ID.
assistant: The Midas bot's ID is 8671996951. But actually — the delivery routing with accountId: "midas" should work without a to target, since the account binding routes to that bot's DMs automatically. The issue was the to: "8386527252" overriding it.

Let me try setting to to null explicitly:
assistant: It stringified "null". Let me remove the to field entirely by setting it to empty string and see if the routing logic handles it differently with accountId alone:
assistant: It's persisting to: "null" as a string. Let me create a wholly fresh cron and delete the old one, since the to field seems stuck. First do the PM one too:
assistant: Clean AM cron — no to field at all. Now do the PM one:
assistant: Both replaced with clean crons. Let me verify the full cron list:

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