fast-mcp-telegram
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AGENTS.md — fast-mcp-telegram
Operator Preferences
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pg_querytool for any database queries against the telemetry collector's PostgreSQL. This is the preferred and only way to inspect the telemetry database — do not use bash + psql or any other method. - Use
grep_docstool for searching library and framework documentation. - Use the built-in
greptool for code analysis in this repo — symbol search, function definitions, callers, impact analysis. There is no symbol-index tool for Python here: the fleet's codegraph indexer was removed 2026-09-14, andmemory_search scope="external"indexes only/root/opencrabs/src/**/*.rs, so it cannot see this repository's code. Rawgrepover the tree is the correct instrument, not a fallback.
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