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refactor(acp): centralize conversation binding context
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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ summary: "Use ACP runtime sessions for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, O
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- Running coding harnesses through ACP
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- Setting up conversation-bound ACP sessions on messaging channels
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- Binding Discord channels, Telegram topics, BlueBubbles chats, or iMessage chats to persistent ACP sessions
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- Binding a message channel conversation to a persistent ACP session
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- Troubleshooting ACP backend and plugin wiring
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- Operating /acp commands from chat
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title: "ACP Agents"
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@@ -104,12 +104,11 @@ Examples:
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- `/acp spawn codex --thread auto`: OpenClaw may create a child thread/topic and bind the ACP session there
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- `/acp spawn codex --bind here --cwd /workspace/repo`: same chat binding as above, but Codex runs in `/workspace/repo`
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Built-in current-conversation binding support:
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Current-conversation binding support:
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- Discord current channel or current thread
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- Telegram current chat or current topic
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- BlueBubbles DM or group chat
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- iMessage DM or group chat
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- Any message channel can use `--bind here` through the shared conversation-binding path.
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- Channels with custom thread/topic semantics can still provide channel-specific canonicalization behind the same shared interface.
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- `--bind here` always means "bind the current conversation in place"; it does not require a per-channel ACP adapter anymore.
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Notes:
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