docs(messaging): clarify admin/user split and signal future gating#27623
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Restructures the security section so the admin/user distinction is a first-class concept rather than buried under 'Slash Command Access Control'. The new section makes explicit that: - Slash commands are the first capability gated by the tier split today - Future gating (tools, model switching, etc.) will hang off the same admin/user distinction, so configuring it now is forward-compatible - Allowlists vs the admin/user split solve different problems and are contrasted up front Heading renamed: 'Slash Command Access Control' -> 'Admins vs Regular Users'. The platform-specific pages (telegram.md, discord.md) keep the old heading since slash gating IS the only thing they currently gate.
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…ousResearch#27623) Restructures the security section so the admin/user distinction is a first-class concept rather than buried under 'Slash Command Access Control'. The new section makes explicit that: - Slash commands are the first capability gated by the tier split today - Future gating (tools, model switching, etc.) will hang off the same admin/user distinction, so configuring it now is forward-compatible - Allowlists vs the admin/user split solve different problems and are contrasted up front Heading renamed: 'Slash Command Access Control' -> 'Admins vs Regular Users'. The platform-specific pages (telegram.md, discord.md) keep the old heading since slash gating IS the only thing they currently gate.
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…ousResearch#27623) Restructures the security section so the admin/user distinction is a first-class concept rather than buried under 'Slash Command Access Control'. The new section makes explicit that: - Slash commands are the first capability gated by the tier split today - Future gating (tools, model switching, etc.) will hang off the same admin/user distinction, so configuring it now is forward-compatible - Allowlists vs the admin/user split solve different problems and are contrasted up front Heading renamed: 'Slash Command Access Control' -> 'Admins vs Regular Users'. The platform-specific pages (telegram.md, discord.md) keep the old heading since slash gating IS the only thing they currently gate.
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Summary
Restructures the messaging security section so the admin/user distinction reads as a first-class concept rather than buried under "Slash Command Access Control."
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website/docs/user-guide/messaging/index.md: rename the section to Admins vs Regular Users, lead with what the tiers mean, then call out:#slash-command-access-control->#admins-vs-regular-userson the index page. Platform pages (telegram.md,discord.md) keep their existing#slash-command-access-controlheadings since slash gating IS the only thing they currently gate, and the cross-link from the index page still points at those.Test plan