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| id | session_id | role | content | tool_call_id | tool_calls | tool_name | timestamp | token_count | finish_reason | reasoning | reasoning_content | reasoning_details | codex_reasoning_items | effect_disposition | observed | active | compacted | api_content | display_kind | display_metadata |
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| 41 | 20260514_011118_f38c6144 | assistant | [{"id": "chatcmpl-tool-b9ea8b7c9f5e410f", "call_id": "chatcmpl-tool-b9ea8b7c9f5e410f", "response_item_id": "fc_chatcmpl-tool-b9ea8b7c9f5e410f", "type": "function", "function": {"name": "terminal", "arguments": "{\"command\": \"which telegram-notify.sh\"}"}}] | 1778722479.831749 | tool_calls | We need to fix the issue: the workspace cannot send message because TELEGRAM_HOME_CHANNEL is not set. We can set it. Use environment variable export and then run the script? Probably need to set it globally for the session. Could set in .bashrc or just export now, but the workspace may run with a fresh environment each time. We could set it via memory? But we need to fix the dysfunction: we can set the variable in the environment for future calls. Since we can't persistently set env var for the system, but we can instruct user to set it, or we can create a wrapper script that includes the variable. However, we have ability to set environment variable for the terminal command; but the workspace's script likely runs without our exported var. We could modify the script telegram-notify.sh to read TELEGRAM_HOME_CHANNEL from a file or default. But we don't have write permission? We are in /home/kanmaber/.hermes/hermes-agent. Let's check where telegram-notify.sh is located. | We need to fix the issue: the workspace cannot send message because TELEGRAM_HOME_CHANNEL is not set. We can set it. Use environment variable export and then run the script? Probably need to set it globally for the session. Could set in .bashrc or just export now, but the workspace may run with a fresh environment each time. We could set it via memory? But we need to fix the dysfunction: we can set the variable in the environment for future calls. Since we can't persistently set env var for the system, but we can instruct user to set it, or we can create a wrapper script that includes the variable. However, we have ability to set environment variable for the terminal command; but the workspace's script likely runs without our exported var. We could modify the script telegram-notify.sh to read TELEGRAM_HOME_CHANNEL from a file or default. But we don't have write permission? We are in /home/kanmaber/.hermes/hermes-agent. Let's check where telegram-notify.sh is located. | 0 | 1 | 0 |