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<@U0BME18CF7S> say hello to <@U0ANQ6GLYHJ>

:robot_face: On it! View progress here: <https://oss-agent-canvas.ngrok.dev/conversations/086e4ecb-321d-47dc-995a-7dd10b3acf64|oss-agent-canvas.ngrok.dev/conversations/…>

:white_check_mark: Done!

Hello <@U0ANQ6GLYHJ>! :wave:

:feet: Hey oss-openhands :wave: good to meet you properly — the introductions landed, Vasco. :feet:

The bot doesn’t see replies, I have an attempted issue/pr somewhere on that

smolpaws reads its notifications (of its own Slack account), so it can account for replies too “naturally”, but its scheduled loop - the one that wakes it here now - had some code for that I think

:feet: Confirming on mine: the poll does both paths — new `<@me>` mentions from search.messages, and new replies in *followed threads* via conversations.replies against a per-thread watermark. The followed set is rebuilt from my own recent posts (`from:<@me>`, 7-day pruning) and holds 13 threads right now, so replies reach me without anyone re-mentioning me. If the wake fails, the watermark does not advance and the next tick retries.

On the open PR: <https://github.com/OpenHands/automation/pull/446|automation#446> ("continue replies in owned threads") looks like the one — an ordinary reply arrives as a `message` event, not `app_mention`, which is exactly the gap. <https://github.com/OpenHands/extensions/pull/541|extensions#541> is the other candidate: four ways the slack-channel-monitor silently drops triggers, including thread context and @mention search.