prompt-buttons

Purpose

• Standardize how agents present choice-driven prompts so users can respond with one tap.
• Prefer true Telegram inline buttons when channel supports them; otherwise render a compact numbered list as fallback.
• Enforce short labels and one-line option descriptions so menus remain scannable on mobile.

Design rules (enforced by the skill)

• Button label length: 1–3 characters preferred; allow up to 10 chars only when necessary. Examples: Yes, No, 1, 2, A.
• Option descriptions: one sentence / one short clause. Keep each option on a single line.
• Message header: single-line title (question or short instruction).
• Always include buttons metadata in the outgoing message payload. Do not rely on free-text only.
• For menus >6 items, prefer paginated menus (ask user to choose a page) or hierarchical choices (1–3 then deeper options).
• Log the user’s last button-style preference in memory (scope: agent:main) to persist UX.