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Command-line interface for the Botpress Agent Development Kit (ADK)

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--- name: adk-explain description: Explain an ADK bot's architecture, flow, and components argument-hint: '[component or question about the bot]' --- Load the `adk` skill, then answer the user's question about **$ARGUMENTS** immediately. Resolve shorthand first: "kbs" = knowledge bases, "convos" = conversations, "wf" = workflows, "int" = integrations, "config" = agent.config.ts. If the user named a specific ADK concept or primitive, look it up in the `adk` skill's references and explain it. Match depth to the question — a one-word topic like "kbs" is a conceptual question: give a one-sentence explanation and a short code example from the references, then stop. If the user is in an ADK project (check for `agent.config.ts`), also check whether their project uses the component they asked about. If it does, read the relevant source files in `src/` and explain _their specific setup_ — not just the generic concept. If the user asks a broad question ("explain my bot", "what does this do?", or no arguments): 1. Run `adk status --format json`. 2. Read `agent.config.ts` and relevant source files in `src/`. 3. Identify the bot archetype (RAG assistant, support agent, ticket router, automation, etc.). 4. Map the flow: channels → conversations → tools/actions → tables/KBs. 5. Flag any issues (unconfigured integrations, missing models, hardcoded secrets). 6. Follow the explanation patterns in **references/explain-config.md** from the `adk` skill.