Function dropdown (top toolbar) → pick setupRichContext → Run. (If it asks for permission: Review → Allow.)
→ Bot knows your 24 facts: your world, businesses, people, grocery baseline, kids' schools.
2. Run runBrainTests(optional)
dropdown → runBrainTests → Run → open Execution log (View → Logs).
→ Proves the eyes work — log prints the tangerine link + your "hot coffee" fact. No API cost. Delete the few TEST rows after.
3. Redeploy (New version)
Top-right Deploy → Manage deployments → ✏️ pencil (edit) → Version: New version → Deploy.
→ Turns on the eyes (search/retrieval) + the no-duplicates / no-auto-done / day-aware fix for the live bot.
4. Test it
In Telegram, text the bot: "give me the tangerine link" — then try "what do you know about my coffee?" and "anything open on Eden?"
→ If it searches and answers, the bot went from one-shot-glance to actually-can-look.
One caution on step 3: use New version on the existing deployment — do NOT create a new deployment. A new deployment changes the URL and breaks the bot webhook + your notifications.
After this works, the next build is your call: (a) the self-digest cadence (bot summarizes itself on a cadence + briefs you + stages for commit — now possible because of the eyes) or (b) v3 cashflow (money in the brief — the v3 engine is already coded, just needs to be run).