/status Command

Send /status in any Discord channel or Telegram chat to get an instant system dashboard. This is a bot-level command: it responds immediately without spinning up an agent container.

Example Output

Actioner Status

System
  Uptime: 2d 5h 12m
  Containers: 1/5 active

Channels
  discord: connected
  telegram: connected

Groups: 3 registered

Scheduled Tasks
  Active: 4 | Paused: 1 | Total: 5

Messages: 1,234 stored

Running Now
  task:threat-scan (0h 2m)
  dc:1234567890 (0h 45m)

Recent Task Runs
  threat-scan: ok 2.3s (5m ago)
  daily-report: ok 45.1s (3h ago)

What It Shows

Section	Description
System	Process uptime and container utilization (active / max)
Channels	Connected messaging platforms
Groups	Number of registered chat groups
Scheduled Tasks	Active, paused, and total scheduled tasks
Messages	Total messages stored in the database
Running Now	Currently active containers with runtime duration
Recent Task Runs	Last 5 completed task executions with status and duration

How It Works

Unlike agent commands that route through the container pipeline, /status is handled directly by the bot at the channel adapter level, the same way /ping and /chatid work. This means:

• Instant response: no container spin-up, no agent processing
• Works when things are broken: if containers are stuck or the agent is down, /status still responds
• No registration required: works in any channel where the bot is present (Discord) or any chat (Telegram)

Other Bot Commands

Command	Platform	Description
/status	Discord, Telegram	System dashboard
/ping	Telegram	Quick online check
/chatid	Telegram	Get the chat ID for registration

What It Doesn't Show

never exposes internal details like file paths, API keys, database queries, or system architecture. The output is user-friendly, not a debug dump.