Problem
Current platform has limited group chat support:
- User identification: Hard to accurately identify which user sent a message in group chats
- No permission isolation: No user-based access control in shared agent sessions
- Context confusion: Multi-user conversation contexts get mixed together
- Privacy risk: Users may inadvertently see each other"s sensitive information
- No audit trail: No record of who triggered what action
Proposed Solution
1. User Identification Layer
- Support @mention for explicit user addressing
- User ID embedded in every message metadata
- Display name mapping with unique internal IDs
- Guest/anonymous user handling
2. Permission System
| Role |
Capabilities |
| Admin |
Full control, manage members, configure agent |
| Member |
Use agent, access shared context |
| Guest |
Read-only, limited queries |
- Per-user file access control (owner-only, shared, public)
- Operation-level permissions (who can run bash, who can send email)
- Admin can restrict sensitive operations to specific roles
3. Context Isolation
- Shared context: Common knowledge visible to all
- Private context: Per-user memory and preferences
- Threaded conversations: Sub-conversations within the group
- Context merging strategy: how shared + private contexts combine
4. Privacy Controls
- Sensitive operations require explicit confirmation from the initiating user
- SECRET.md scoped to individual users, not shared
- Auto-redaction of other users" private data in responses
- Session-level privacy mode (strict/normal/open)
5. Audit Logging
- Record: who, what, when, result
- Searchable by admin
- Export for compliance
- Retention policy configurable
Impact
- Enables team/enterprise collaboration scenarios
- Privacy compliance for multi-user environments
- Extends platform use cases from personal to organizational
- Foundation for enterprise-grade access control
Priority
P2 (Medium) - Critical for enterprise and team scenarios
Problem
Current platform has limited group chat support:
Proposed Solution
1. User Identification Layer
2. Permission System
3. Context Isolation
4. Privacy Controls
5. Audit Logging
Impact
Priority
P2 (Medium) - Critical for enterprise and team scenarios