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[2025-12-13 23:40] ajaxdavis: omega can you make sure you only reply to messages in <#1441038048946028666> channel [2025-12-13 23:40] omega [bot]: 🔧 **Session Started** ID: `sess-mj4xvyei-7roaxb` Channel: omega-debug Requested by: ajaxdavis Task: omega can you make sure you only reply to messages in <#1441038048946028666> channel [2025-12-13 23:40] omega [bot]: ... r flexibility. 📋 **Result:** ## Summary I've implemented channel filtering to restrict Omega Arbiter to only respond to messages in the `#omega-debug` channel (ID: `1441038048946028666`). ### Changes Made **1. `src/transports/discord.ts`** - Added a new private field `allowedChannelId: string | null` - Modified the constructor to accept an optional `allowedChannelId` parameter - Added filtering logic in the message event handler to ignore messages from channels that don't match the allowed channel ID - Added a console log when messages are ignored to help with debugging **2. `src/index.ts`** - Updated the Discord transport instantiation to pass the allowed channel ID - Defaults to `1441038048946028666` (the omega-debug channel) - Can be overridden via the `DISCORD_ALLOWED_CHANNEL_ID` environment variable if needed in the future ### How It Works When a message arrives: 1. The bot first checks if it's its own message (ignores) 2. Then it checks if `allowedChannelId` is configured 3. If configured and the message is from a different channel, it logs and ignores the message 4. Only messages from the allowed channel proceed to the decision system ### Configuration The allowed channel is hardcoded to `1441038048946028666` by default, but can be changed via the `DISCORD_ALLOWED_CHANNEL_ID` environment variable for flexibility. 📝 Committing changes... 🔀 Merging to main... ✅ **Completed**