I use imsg as the iMessage bridge for Wit/OpenClaw. Text messages already cover a lot of the workflow, but native Apple Messages polls are a better fit for the moments where the agent needs a quick decision from me.

The main use case is approval. Wit often needs to ask before it creates inferred tasks, sends something externally, handles a draft, recommends X bookmarks, prioritizes work, or takes an operational step that should not happen silently. Text commands work, but they are clunky on mobile and easier to misread. A native poll gives me a clear list of options, a one-tap response, and an auditable event that OpenClaw can route into Linear or the right approval queue.

What I would like imsg to support:

• decode native poll creation messages from Apple Messages extension balloon rows
• decode vote updates and tie them back to the original poll
• expose structured poll events through history and watch without breaking existing message fields
• send native polls through CLI/RPC when the injected bridge is available

This would make polls a first-class approval layer for safer autonomy while keeping imsg useful as a clean, stable bridge for downstream clients.