Previously, query_mentioned_in returned mentions from any time in the
entity's history as long as the entity was still open (or recently closed).
This caused noise: a mention from 6 months ago on a still-open issue would
appear in the dashboard indefinitely.
Now the SQL filters notes by created_at > mention_cutoff_ms, defaulting to
30 days. The recency_cutoff (7 days) still governs closed/merged entity
visibility — this new cutoff governs mention note age on open entities.
Signature change: query_mentioned_in gains a mention_cutoff_ms parameter.
All existing test call sites updated. Two new tests verify the boundary:
- mentioned_in_excludes_old_mention_on_open_issue (45-day mention filtered)
- mentioned_in_includes_recent_mention_on_open_issue (5-day mention kept)
The `me` dashboard robot output now includes `meta.gitlab_base_url` so
consuming agents can construct clickable issue/MR links without needing
access to the lore config file. The pattern is:
{gitlab_base_url}/{project}/-/issues/{iid}
{gitlab_base_url}/{project}/-/merge_requests/{iid}
This uses the new RobotMeta::with_base_url() constructor. The base URL
is sourced from config.gitlab.base_url (already available in the me
command's execution context) and normalized to strip trailing slashes.
robot-docs updated to document the new meta field and URL construction
pattern for the me command's response schema.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a new --mentions flag to the `lore me` command that surfaces items
where the user is @-mentioned but NOT already assigned, authoring, or
reviewing. This fills an important gap in the personal work dashboard:
cross-team requests and callouts that don't show up in the standard
issue/MR sections.
Implementation details:
- query_mentioned_in() scans notes for @username patterns, then filters
out entities where the user is already an assignee, author, or reviewer
- MentionedInItem type captures entity_type (issue/mr), iid, title, state,
project path, attention state, and updated timestamp
- Attention state computation marks items as needs_attention when there's
recent activity from others
- Recency cutoff (7 days) prevents surfacing stale mentions
- Both human and robot renderers include the new section
The robot mode schema adds mentioned_in array with me_mentions field
preset for token-efficient output.
Test coverage:
- mentioned_in_finds_mention_on_unassigned_issue: basic case
- mentioned_in_excludes_assigned_issue: no duplicate surfacing
- mentioned_in_excludes_author_on_mr: author already sees in authored MRs
- mentioned_in_excludes_reviewer_on_mr: reviewer already sees in reviewing
- mentioned_in_uses_recency_cutoff: old mentions filtered
- mentioned_in_respects_project_filter: scoping works
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements a cursor-based notification inbox that surfaces actionable
events from others since the user's last `lore me` invocation. This
addresses the core UX need: "what happened while I was away?"
Event Sources (three-way UNION query):
1. Others' comments on user's open issues/MRs
2. @mentions on ANY item (not restricted to owned items)
3. Assignment/review-request system notes mentioning user
Mention Detection:
- SQL LIKE pre-filter for performance, then regex validation
- Word-boundary-aware: rejects "alice" in "@alice-bot" or "alice@corp.com"
- Domain rejection: "@alice.com" not matched (prevents email false positives)
- Punctuation tolerance: "@alice," "@alice." "(@ alice)" all match
Cursor Watermark Pattern:
- Global watermark computed from ALL projects before --project filtering
- Ensures --project display filter doesn't permanently skip events
- Cursor advances only after successful render (no data loss on errors)
- First run establishes baseline (no inbox shown), subsequent runs show delta
Output:
- Human: color-coded event badges, grouped by entity, actor + timestamp
- Robot: standard envelope with since_last_check object containing
cursor_iso, total_event_count, and groups array with nested events
CLI additions:
- --reset-cursor flag: clears cursor (next run shows no new events)
- Autocorrect: --reset-cursor added to known me command flags
Tests cover:
- Mention with trailing comma/period/parentheses (should match)
- Email-like text "@alice.com" (should NOT match)
- Domain-like text "@alice.example" (should NOT match)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implement a personal work dashboard that shows everything relevant to the
configured GitLab user: open issues assigned to them, MRs they authored,
MRs they are reviewing, and a chronological activity feed.
Design decisions:
- Attention state computed from GitLab interaction data (comments, reviews)
with no local state tracking -- purely derived from existing synced data
- Username resolution: --user flag > config.gitlab.username > actionable error
- Project scoping: --project (fuzzy) | --all | default_project | all
- Section filtering: --issues, --mrs, --activity (combinable, default = all)
- Activity feed controlled by --since (default 30d); work item sections
always show all open items regardless of --since
Architecture (src/cli/commands/me/):
- types.rs: MeDashboard, MeSummary, AttentionState data types
- queries.rs: 4 SQL queries (open_issues, authored_mrs, reviewing_mrs,
activity) using existing issue_assignees, mr_reviewers, notes tables
- render_human.rs: colored terminal output with attention state indicators
- render_robot.rs: {ok, data, meta} JSON envelope with field selection
- mod.rs: orchestration (resolve_username, resolve_project_scope, run_me)
- me_tests.rs: comprehensive unit tests covering all query paths
Config additions:
- New optional gitlab.username field in config.json
- Tests for config with/without username
- Existing test configs updated with username: None
CLI wiring:
- MeArgs struct with section filter, since, project, all, user, fields flags
- Autocorrect support for me command flags
- LoreRenderer::try_get() for safe renderer access in me module
- Robot mode field selection presets (me_items, me_activity)
- handle_me() in main.rs command dispatch
Also fixes duplicate assertions in surgical sync tests (removed 6
duplicate assert! lines that were copy-paste artifacts).
Spec: docs/lore-me-spec.md
