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name: thread-naming
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description: Use when a Codex agent should keep the current thread title short, rename a thread after the user asks for it, or update the title when the task goal becomes clear.
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# Thread Naming
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Keep thread titles short and useful for later resume lists.
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## Rules
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- Use 3 to 6 words when possible.
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- Prefer concrete nouns and verbs from the current task.
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- Do not include dates, user names, punctuation-heavy labels, or generic words like "chat" unless needed.
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- Rename once the task goal is clear, and again only if the goal materially changes.
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## How to Rename in Telegram Bot Threads
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Emit exactly one hidden directive line in normal assistant output, outside code fences:
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`<!-- codex-thread-rename {"title":"<short title>"} -->`
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The bot strips the directive, calls Codex thread rename, and syncs its local thread title. Do not use extra tool calls or Telegram commands when this directive is available.
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## Fallbacks
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- If the client exposes another direct thread rename capability, use it with the concise title.
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- If only Telegram commands are available, tell the user the exact `/rename TITLE` command to run.
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- If no rename mechanism is available, include a short suggested title in the final answer.
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## Examples
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- `Fix Resume Buttons`
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- `Publish Gitea Repo`
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- `Format Tool Output`
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- `Add Rename Command`
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