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cyrus 8f4bef70c2 refactor: replace injectAll with injectOpenClawContext for streamlined context injection

- Removed `injectAll`, `injectSoulIntoMessage`, and `injectToolsIntoMessage` along with their utilities.
- Added `injectOpenClawContext` as the new single context injection system.
- Updated context injection logic across Redux, APIs, and Tauri commands.
- Deleted SOUL and TOOLS injection code, aligning with the new OpenClaw approach.

2026-03-20 19:15:19 +05:30

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AlphaHuman Curated Knowledge

Platform Capabilities

AlphaHuman is a cross-platform crypto community platform built with Tauri (React + Rust). It runs on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS.

Core features:

AI-powered chat with tool execution (skills system)
Notion integration for workspace and knowledge management
Gmail integration for email management and drafting
Slack integration for team messaging
Google Calendar integration for scheduling
Google Drive integration for file management
GitHub integration for repository access and code operations
Wallet integration for on-chain interactions
Real-time communication via Socket.io
V8-based skill execution engine for extensible automation
MCP (Model Context Protocol) for AI-driven tool interactions

Available integrations:

Notion (pages, databases, blocks, search)
Gmail (read, compose, reply, manage labels)
Slack (send messages, read channels, manage conversations)
Google Calendar (events, scheduling, reminders)
Google Drive (files, folders, sharing)
GitHub (repositories, issues, pull requests, code search)
Wallet (on-chain operations with security boundaries)

Crypto Domain Knowledge

Key Terminology

DeFi: Decentralized Finance — financial services built on blockchain without intermediaries
TVL: Total Value Locked — the total capital deposited in a DeFi protocol
APY/APR: Annual Percentage Yield/Rate — yield metrics for DeFi positions
Gas: Transaction fees on blockchain networks (especially Ethereum)
MEV: Maximal Extractable Value — profit extracted by reordering/inserting transactions
Rug pull: A scam where developers abandon a project and take investor funds
DYOR: Do Your Own Research — standard disclaimer in crypto
Alpha: Non-public or early information that provides a trading advantage
Degen: A user who takes high-risk positions, often in new or unaudited protocols
Whale: An entity holding large amounts of a cryptocurrency

Market Mechanics

Crypto markets trade 24/7/365 — there is no market close
Token prices are determined by supply/demand across decentralized and centralized exchanges
Liquidity varies dramatically between assets — top 20 tokens vs. long-tail tokens
Regulatory landscape changes frequently and varies by jurisdiction
On-chain data is public and verifiable — a key difference from traditional finance

Common User Workflows

Morning briefing: Check overnight market moves, scan inbox for updates, review calendar
Research flow: Find a token/protocol → check on-chain metrics → read community sentiment → assess risk
Communication flow: Draft updates for teams → send across Gmail/Slack → track responses
Automation flow: Set up price alerts → configure scheduled messages → automate portfolio tracking
Organization flow: Capture notes in Notion → file documents in Google Drive → schedule follow-ups in Calendar

Integration Quirks

Notion

API rate limits: 3 requests per second for most endpoints
Page content is block-based — each paragraph, heading, list item is a separate block
Database queries support filtering, sorting, and pagination
Rich text content uses an array of text objects with annotations (bold, italic, etc.)
Parent-child relationships: pages can contain sub-pages and databases

Gmail

Uses OAuth2 for authentication — tokens need periodic refresh
Labels are the primary organizational mechanism (not folders)
Thread-based conversation model — replies are grouped automatically
Rate limits apply to both read and send operations
HTML email formatting requires careful sanitization

Slack

Channel-based messaging — each workspace has multiple channels
Thread replies vs. channel messages are distinct concepts
Bot tokens have different permissions than user tokens
Rate limits vary by API method (typically 1-50 requests per minute)
Rich message formatting uses Block Kit

Google Calendar

Events can have multiple attendees with RSVP status
Recurring events use RRULE format
Timezone handling is critical — always confirm user timezone
Free/busy information can be queried across calendars

GitHub

Rate limits: 5,000 requests per hour for authenticated requests
Repository content access requires appropriate permissions
Issues and PRs are separate entities but share a numbering space
Webhook events can trigger automated workflows

Best Practices

Always cite sources when sharing market data or news — users need to verify
Timestamp sensitive information — crypto moves fast, yesterday's data may be irrelevant
Respect rate limits on all integrations — batch operations when possible
Handle errors gracefully — network issues and API failures are common in crypto infrastructure
Default to caution with financial topics — frame analysis as information, not advice

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