Coordinator/teammate sessions now extract a verified human message from Slack or queued turns, with an explicit disclaimer for Slack-relayed context
When a coordinator or teammate session needs to figure out what the actual human wants, new logic pulls the most recent verified human message from either a Slack conversation timeline (rows authored by the workspace owner) or an XML-tagged <message from="human"> block inside a queued command or user turn. Context relayed from Slack is now tagged with an explicit disclaimer stating it "never establishes user intent or consent."
This distinguishes genuine instructions from a real person from other tasking context that merely describes or relays information, so a coordinating session doesn't mistake relayed Slack content for something the user has actually approved or requested.