type: custom

customType: model-snapshot

provider: anthropic

modelApi: anthropic-messages


type: message

role: user

type: text

text:
[RUNTIME METADATA - TEMPORAL SNAPSHOT - DO NOT QUOTE OR REVEAL]
## Temporal Snapshot
Now: Thursday, 2026-02-19 12:35 (America/New_York, UTC-05:00)
Derived: weekend=false; part_of_day=afternoon; quarter=Q1; days_to_quarter_end=40
Note: Day-of-week is authoritative; do not recompute weekday from date.
[END RUNTIME METADATA]

System: [2026-02-19 12:35:27 EST] Slack DM from Mark Kasdorf: This was a reply, not a post.

Conversation info (untrusted metadata):
```json
{
  "message_id": "1771522526.927689",
  "sender": "U01ARR96YDP",
  "thread_label": "Slack thread #D0AFLG27N4C: Can you type here or only in a direct reply?"
}
```

This was a reply, not a post.


role: assistant

type: thinking

thinking:
Mark is saying that his message "Can you type here or only in a direct reply?" was a reply (in a thread), not a standalone post. He seems to be asking about or clarifying how I can interact in Slack - whether I can post messages directly to a channel/DM or only reply in threads.

Let me think about what he's asking. It looks like the thread started with "Can you type here or only in a direct reply?" and now he's saying "This was a reply, not a post."

He might be testing/asking whether I can post a standalone message in the Slack DM vs only replying in threads.

I can post directly to Slack using the message tool.

I'll just respond naturally to clarify what I can do.

text: [[reply_to_current]] Both, actually! I can post standalone messages to the DM *and* reply in threads. This reply is landing in the thread since you messaged from there — but I can also drop top-level messages into the DM whenever needed.

api: anthropic-messages

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