[Feat] Let Fast respond to reactions across chat providers - #1834
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What changed
message_reaction_countupdates lack reactor identity and remain unsupported.Why this change was made
Slack already accepted reactions on Fast replies, but prompt-only guidance could not prevent an invalid second reaction, and the other communication providers stopped at suggestion or configured-emoji behavior despite exposing inbound reaction events. Provider-neutral awareness makes reactions consistent without weakening identity or conversation ownership boundaries.
Impact
Roomote can now treat reactions on its Fast replies as conversation input across every supported chat provider. Only newly added, user-attributed reactions on messages bound to the reactor's own Fast session qualify; existing suggestion launches and configured emoji automations keep their prior behavior.
Focused suites passed 337 tests across API, cloud agents, communication, and SDK packages. Package typechecks, full lint, docs validation and broken-link checks,
git diff --check, and the repository pre-push suite also passed.Screenshots