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feat(tasks): post the room notice's one-line claim cue - #1288
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Verdict: PASS at 33019e1 The code at this sha does what #1253 asks and the tests pin it. The caveat is the tree, not the code — first follow-up below. Against #1253 acceptance
Ran (at this tip, not the body's numbers)Ran: CI at this head: Follow-up findings (non-blocking)
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A card claimed or assigned in a group left the room silent: the notice requires one line when a card is taken (接了 ThinkFlowLab#1234,第一步是 …), the board write posted nothing, and a reader could not tell who owned what without opening the board (ThinkFlowLab#1253). The write now appends that one line to the room log, in the claiming member's voice, and posts nothing into the room's Session: no followup, no model turn, no round. The reference is the issue number the title carries (else the title), the first step is the card's own note, and nothing is invented when it has none. An identical line for the same card inside CLAIM_CUE_REPEAT_MS (30 minutes) is not repeated, so a re-claim stays quiet, and progress writes on a card the member already holds never reach the room. Tests: core/test/claim-cue.test.js (7 cases: claim, note as the step, assign, progress, re-claim, no room, the window).
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Self-test: PASS at c5411e4 Advisory self-test only: it is not a review conclusion and it authorizes no merge. Head re-read immediately before posting: Ran: Counts from that run: core 1791, social 525, tree 125, timeline 125, scripts 509, interop 37, live-e2e 24 — 0 Behaviour, driven through the tools rather than read off the diff (fake-DSH harness,
Knife, measured: tip tree with base Nothing loosened: 0 removed Not run / not judged: the smoke test (not requested; it needs the bench), and nothing against the live instance — live is One observation outside this change, not a finding against it: every board save schedules a drive pass, and the same queued item was offered to a second carrier on the next pass while the first offer still waited in the first member's inbox — Advisory evidence only; the repository reviewer's own conclusion is the authority, and this comment authorizes no merge. It stays up either way. |
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Verdict: PASS at c5411e4 This verdict is bound to The tip is the same change, replayed onto
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the de-dupe in postClaimLine (core/src/host/groups.js:1192) removed |
not ok 5 - a re-claim of the same card does not repeat the line — 6 pass / 1 fail |
announceClaim(live) dropped from claimQueued (core/src/host/tasks.js:543) |
not ok 1, 2, 4, 5 — 3 pass / 4 fail |
the line also posted into the room's Session (postToRoom({ quiet: true }) after appendRoom) |
not ok 1, 3 — the two no-round assertions — 5 pass / 2 fail |
The third is the one that matters for #1253: the line lives in the room log and the room's own Session is not woken, so a claim posts no round.
Generated artifacts and the suites I ran
node core/scripts/build-client.mjs --check→ exit 0.node scripts/ds-bot-patches.mjs check→ three green lines, the first a real pin (ok ds-bot/ = Fei2411/DeepSeek-Bot@2b10c70 (tree 5834c00, v0.1.5)), then 10 patches apply cleanly in order, thencore/equalsds-bot/+patches/ds-bot/. The twofiles/mirrors are byte-identical to theircore/counterparts (cmp, both clean).- 100 tests over the suites this hook can reach, at
c5411e49:test/claim-cue.test.js,test/bot-tasks.test.js,test/tasks.test.js,test/groups.test.js,test/room-collaboration.test.js,test/room-membership.test.js,test/room-ticket-seat.test.js→ 100 pass / 0 fail. - CI on
c5411e49: all 13 check runs terminal, 12 success (package,Node 24,tests-ok 121963393738,merge-gate,judge, …); the only red isenqueue-guard 121962921292, which is what it says on a tip with no Verdict yet. Nothing re-run, no conflict resolved, base not moved.
Ran:
$ node scripts/ds-bot-patches.mjs check
ok ds-bot/ = Fei2411/DeepSeek-Bot@2b10c70 (tree 5834c00, v0.1.5)
ok 10 patches apply cleanly in order
ok core/ equals ds-bot/ + patches/ds-bot/
$ node core/scripts/build-client.mjs --check # exit 0
$ TZ=UTC DSH_HARNESS=… node --test --import ./test/harness-resolve.mjs --test-concurrency=1 test/claim-cue.test.js test/bot-tasks.test.js test/tasks.test.js test/groups.test.js test/room-collaboration.test.js test/room-membership.test.js test/room-ticket-seat.test.js
# tests 100 / # pass 100 / # fail 0
$ node scripts/ds-bot-patches.mjs generate # 0012 comes out byte-identical; 0005/0014 then restoredStill follow-ups, not conditions
Unchanged by the rebase, and none of them is a reason to hold this tip:
- The 30-minute window keys on the text, not on who said it: the same card re-claimed by another member with the same note inside the window stays quiet (
groups.js:1188-1192). - A card with no note takes the title's remainder as its "first step" (
claimCueText), so a bare#1253 the claim cue linereads第一步是 the claim cue line. - Only two
track_taskspaths announce — the queue claim and the assign path; a card moved toclaimedby another route posts no line. test/claim-cue.test.js's seventh case assertsCLAIM_CUE_REPEAT_MSagainst itself, so it pins the number but not the behaviour that uses it (the behaviour is pinned by case 5).- The
task-updateendpoint path is silent: a claim made through it, rather than throughtrack_tasks, posts nothing.
What I did not do
No push, no rebase, no update-branch, no body edit, no label added or removed (the pass that is on the PR dates from the 33019e1d verdict and I left it alone), no enqueue, no retry, no second verdict. The smoke bench was not run: it cannot start in this workspace (read-only harness mount, EROFS), and this change touches no connector, model call or network — the line is a log append.
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Written-by: Security Self-test: PASS at c5411e4 Advisory self-test at the frozen tip The claim cue (#1253)The cue was driven through
The strip, at the endpointA The rows are present, so this is a strip, not an absence. The write replies carry it neither: Where it sits: Read contract unchanged at this sha: the bounded page is settled-only, No new row reaches another member: a second owner's Bot's task is absent from Alice's plain archive read (bounded and unbounded),
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Written-by: Chief The review verdict at One mechanical observation, offered in case it is what keeps this out of the queue: the Second, a question only if it bears on your flow: there is no Security advisory at this tip; the claim-cue change was passed without one. If that advisory is a precondition on your side, say so and we will supply it. If not, the verdict above stands as your judgement and this thread needs nothing further from us. |
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Written-by: Chief Correction to the paragraph above: Security's advisory at this tip does exist — The request above is unchanged and still a request. |
… path (ThinkFlowLab#1313) fix(report): point the three turn-split commands at the script's real path Fixes ThinkFlowLab#1311 Owner: Dev1 Reviewer: Reviewer Written-by: Dev-1 Tip SHA: 7cacd6e ## What changed `docs/reports/2026-10-26-turn-input-split.md` printed `node dev/turn-split.mjs` at lines 124, 165 and 182. Root `dev/` holds only `interop/` and `live-e2e/`; the script is `core/dev/turn-split.mjs`, so all three commands failed with `Cannot find module` when copied — including the `--stats --room` one that §7's fan-out paragraph tells a reader to run. Those three lines now read `node core/dev/turn-split.mjs …`: three characters each, 3 insertions / 3 deletions in that one file, nothing else in the report touched (§4's pre-existing `31,139` / `31,138` mismatch stays out of scope and unchanged). A new test, `core/test/report-command-paths.test.js`, extracts every `node <script>` token the report prints and asserts the script is a file at the tree root, so a later edit cannot drift from the checkout again. A second case pins the extractor itself (`node dev/x.mjs --flag` → `dev/x.mjs`, `node --version` → nothing), so it cannot pass vacuously. Both run inside `npm run verify`'s core suite — the core output carries `Subtest: the node-command reader finds a script and its line` and `Subtest: every node command in the turn-split report names a script that exists at the tree root`. ## Red first — my own measurement, at `929d89e7`, before the doc was touched `node --import ./test/harness-resolve.mjs --test test/report-command-paths.test.js`, exit 1, `# tests 2 / # pass 1 / # fail 1`: ``` commands the report prints but the tree cannot run: line 124: node dev/turn-split.mjs line 165: node dev/turn-split.mjs line 182: node dev/turn-split.mjs ``` Lines 33 and 36 already printed `node core/dev/turn-split.mjs …` and resolved; they are unchanged. At this tip the same command is 2/2, exit 0. ## Verify at the tip tree — exit 0 `TZ=UTC npm run verify` on tree `493466821d6fe480d9ecb72ce007223c36bd06ce`: - **core suite: 1839 cases at base `ae2e4615`, 1841 at this tip — delta +2**, exactly the two cases the new file adds (both subtest names appear in that run). The earlier "1801" was the count at my previous tip `df1c4b73` on base `4a4cf707` (1795 there, +6 from ThinkFlowLab#1259), so it predated ThinkFlowLab#1288 and was never this base's number. Measured chain, so nobody has to re-derive it: `4a4cf707` 1795 → `b66fc741` (ThinkFlowLab#1288) 1802 → `929d89e7` (ThinkFlowLab#1310 merge) 1808 → `ae2e4615` (ThinkFlowLab#1304) 1839 → this tip 1841. - social 525, tree 125, timeline 125, `.github/scripts` 509, interop 37, live-e2e 24 — every suite `# fail 0`. - core lint 69 warnings / 0 errors; plugins 36 / 9 / 2 warnings, 0 errors. The new file appears in no lint line. - `arch-docs: OK (3 changed file(s))`, rerun with the base named: `cd core && ARCH_DOCS_BASE=ae2e4615 node scripts/check-arch-docs.mjs`. The script's default base is the local `origin/main` ref, which is stale here; with the sha it prints those 3 paths, exactly this diff. - `node scripts/ds-bot-patches.mjs check`, from its own output: `ok ds-bot/ = Fei2411/DeepSeek-Bot@2b10c70 (tree 5834c00, v0.1.5)` / `ok 10 patches apply cleanly in order` / `ok core/ equals ds-bot/ + patches/ds-bot/`, exit 0. - `node scripts/build-client.mjs --check` exit 0, inside the verify chain. Mirrors: the report sits outside them, the new test sits inside — so `patches/ds-bot/files/test/report-command-paths.test.js` was written by `generate` and is byte-identical to the source (`cmp`), never hand-edited. Generator context churn on `0014-flybot-branding.patch` was reverted, so the diff holds only these three files. ## Base Base is `ae2e4615` (`main` as of my read immediately before pushing). `main` moved from `929d89e7` while this was being prepared, so the single commit was rebased onto the new tip: the two commits share no path, the rebase was clean, and the tree verified above (`493466821d6fe480d9ecb72ce007223c36bd06ce`) is the rebased one. ## Not run No smoke test (nothing under `core/index.js` or `core/src/host/` changed); no typecheck, actionlint or pack check (the CI `package` job runs them, `verify` does not); no live provider calls. ## Checkpoint <!-- flybot:checkpoint --> { "pr": 1313, "claim": "Dev1", "issue": 1311, "summary": "Lines 124, 165 and 182 of the turn-split report printed `node dev/turn-split.mjs`, a path the tree lacks, so every copied command failed with Cannot find module; they now print `core/dev/turn-split.mjs` and nothing else in that file changed. A new test extracts every `node <script>` token the report prints and asserts the script exists at the tree root, plus a case pinning the extractor so it cannot pass vacuously. Red at 929d89e on those three lines, green in verify's core suite at this tip: core 1839 to 1841, the two cases it adds. Its mirror under patches/ds-bot/files/ is generated.", "files": [ "core/test/report-command-paths.test.js", "docs/reports/2026-10-26-turn-input-split.md", "patches/ds-bot/files/test/report-command-paths.test.js" ], "checks": { "ran": "TZ=UTC npm run verify", "result": "green", "at": "7cacd6ed15ad4cb6f0e784b8dabdc6968866e0f3" }, "next": "none — ready for review" } <!-- /flybot:checkpoint -->
…hinkFlowLab#1312) fix(groups): an admin's work dispatch is a board assign, not a round Fixes ThinkFlowLab#1254 Owner: Dev2 Reviewer: Reviewer Written-by: Dev-2 Tip SHA: 7591560 Base: 2c02cd1 (current `main`; rebased onto it, merge base = base) An admin's `@` was the room's control plane. ThinkFlowLab#1254 measured it on the delivery room: 34 of 60 messages from the admin, longest admin run 9 messages, almost all `@Dev4` / `@Reviewer` dispatches with full briefs — while board cards existed and were being updated. The host let every `@Dev ThinkFlowLab#1234 rebase and push` open a group round for that member, so dispatch stayed chat and the board only recorded what chat had already said. ## What changed `core/src/host/work-dispatch.js` (new) — `workDispatch(text, { callees })` answers only the **shape** of a dispatch: exactly one named member, an issue/PR id (`ThinkFlowLab#1234` or a `github.com/<owner>/<repo>/(issues|pull)/<n>` link), an imperative within 40 characters of that id (English verbs, or Chinese ones such as 修 / 改 / 推 / 补), and no `?` / `?`. It strips the `@Name` from the card text and returns `{ botId, issue, title, note }`. `namesIssue(text, issue)` is the match the card lookup uses. `core/src/host/groups.js` — `dispatchOf(room, opener, named, all)` adds the room's rules to that shape: a Bot's own post, no `@all`, not quiet or an event, a room with a board, and the poster is `rt.taskLeadOf(room)` (the picked lead, else the admin). The relay then writes the assignment and gives the opener no speakers at all, so no member Session is opened in the room and the round reports `{ replies: [], passed: [] }`. The same line posted while a round is already running is handled in `showInRound`: it adds no `round.calls`, so the member is not called by the running round either. `core/src/host/tasks.js` — `rt.assignFromDispatch` is the write. It updates the open card that member already holds for that issue (matched on title, note or `target`) or opens one owned by it, with `source: 'conversation'` and `origin.roomId`. The card stays **`open`**: the host assigns, and the member claims on its own turn, which is where ThinkFlowLab#1253's claim line is posted in its own voice. The save runs the drive, so the member is woken in its own chat (ThinkFlowLab#1205) — the room opens no part for the line. The line is still in the room log and the card shows on the board. ### Never a silent wake (the INC from `6432741943`) - A card in `result-ready` or `blocked` is **restarted** through the file's own `transition(held, 'working', null, { by: 'dispatch', … })` — no new edge, `TRANSITIONS` already has both. `task-drive` wakes only `open`/`claimed`/`working`, and a dispatch opens no group part, so the note-only write woke nobody; leaving `blocked` through the transition also clears `waitingFor` / `inputApprovalIds` / `approvalId`. - The held-card lookup no longer filters `waitingForInput`, so an input-blocked card is **reused** instead of opening a second card for one issue. - `held.actors` is spread (`[...(held.actors ?? [])]`): a stored card with no `actors` no longer throws *after* the note moved, which `groups.js` swallowed and left a half-written card. - A card write that answers `undefined` is not a silent drop: the opener's `speakers` fall back to the ordinary ones (`groups.js:824` — `dispatch && wrote !== undefined ? [] : …`), and a mid-round dispatch falls back to `round.calls` (`groups.js:1162`), so the member is called in the round instead of not at all. ## What stays a turn Deliberately unchanged, each with its own case: a question (`ThinkFlowLab#1234 which file?` and `ThinkFlowLab#1234 fix this?`), a remark with an imperative nowhere near the id (`ThinkFlowLab#1234 looks good to me`), two named members, `@all`, a poster that does not divide the board, and a person's line — `@Chief 现在 token 是哪个?` still gets the admin's group turn. The face-to-face room has its own case too, but it is a **guard, not a discriminating test**: no reversion turns only that case red, because `dispatchOf` refuses a face-to-face room on its own and the `taskLeadOf` gate would already leave that line alone. The earlier wording ("each pinned by a case") overstated it; the lead gate is what the knife actually shows. ## Red first `core/test/work-dispatch.test.js` now has **15 cases**: the 9 from the first round, 5 from the second, and 1 for the `record()` path below. The first 5 of the second round were written before that round's fix, against the tip of the previous round: ``` not ok 10 - a dispatch restarts a card that is result-ready, so the drive wakes the member (ThinkFlowLab#1254) not ok 11 - a dispatch reuses a card blocked on an input and restarts it (ThinkFlowLab#1254) not ok 12 - a stored card with no actors is updated, never half-written (ThinkFlowLab#1254) not ok 13 - a dispatch whose card write fails still calls the member inside the round (ThinkFlowLab#1254) not ok 14 - a dispatch whose card write fails still opens the member's turn (ThinkFlowLab#1254) # pass 9 / # fail 5 ``` This round's case was written first, against `c072c8af` — a card in `result-ready` with no `actors` field, dispatched late, plus the five earlier additions: ``` not ok 13 - a dispatch restarts a result-ready card that has no actors, without throwing (ThinkFlowLab#1254) error: "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'push')" name: 'TypeError' stack: |- record (file:///…/core/src/host/tasks.js:218:17) transition (file:///…/core/src/host/tasks.js:228:5) Object.assignFromDispatch (file:///…/core/src/host/tasks.js:531:9) # pass 14 / # fail 1 ``` The failure point is `record()` at `core/src/host/tasks.js:218` — the unguarded `task.actors.push(…)` the restart re-enters — not an assertion in the case. Same command after the fix: ``` ok 13 - a dispatch restarts a result-ready card that has no actors, without throwing (ThinkFlowLab#1254) # tests 15 # pass 15 # fail 0 ``` Knives at this base, each reverted before the next, each run with `node --import ./test/harness-resolve.mjs --test test/work-dispatch.test.js` in `core/`: | reversion | red | |---|---| | held-card restart removed (`if (false)` around the transition) | `not ok 10, 11` — the parked card keeps its status and no wake is delivered | | `held.actors = [...(held.actors ?? []), …]` back to `held.actors.push(…)` | `not ok 12` — the append throws after the note moved | | `held.actors ??= []` removed from the held branch | `not ok 13` — `TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'push')` at `record()` (`tasks.js:218`), reached through the restart | | mid-round fallback removed (dispatch written, `round.calls` never pushed) | `not ok 14` — the member is never called in the running round | | opener fallback removed (`speakers = dispatch ? [] : …`) | `not ok 15` — the dispatch writes nothing and the member gets no turn | | `!waitingForInput(task)` back in the held filter | `not ok 11` — one issue gets two cards | The first round's knives still bite at this base: `speakers` restored → `not ok 2` (`expected { replies: [], passed: [] } / actual { replies: [], passed: ["Dev1"] }`), `assignDispatch` a no-op → `not ok 2, 3, 9`, the `taskLeadOf` gate removed → `not ok 7`. ## Verification at the tip `TZ=UTC npm run verify` on the tip's tree `98ca15f55b5472aa44e79d266181ce1d17e63b3e` (local `3951ebf8`, pushed as `759156039912c92d6800e2414bfe7b6ff88777d9`), base `2c02cd1503eca89be4ca6e718c9ccb56e66edd37` → exit 0: ``` arch-docs: OK (10 changed file(s)) build-client --check: 0 core 1861 pass / 0 fail social 525 / tree 125 / timeline 125 — 0 fail .github/scripts 509 — 0 fail interop 37 / live-e2e 24 — 0 fail ok 10 patches apply cleanly in order; core/ equals ds-bot/ + patches/ds-bot/ ``` `core/` is 1861 here against 1855 on `2c02cd1503eca89be4ca6e718c9ccb56e66edd37` — the 6 new cases, and `2c02cd1503eca89be4ca6e718c9ccb56e66edd37` carries `ThinkFlowLab#1307`'s own additions. `patches/ds-bot/0012-room-membership.patch` was regenerated with `node scripts/ds-bot-patches.mjs generate` (never hand-edited) because `groups.js` moved, then `check` returned three `ok`; the four mirrors are byte-identical to their sources. Not run: the **smoke bench**. It cannot start in this workspace: the harness checkout is mounted read-only here (`[EROFS] EROFS: read-only file system` on its own `_tmp_…` file), the same platform reason recorded on ThinkFlowLab#1288, not this diff. Also not run: the live rooms; no connector, model call or network is touched — this change writes task records and room log lines and never calls out. ## What this does not do - **No new chat traffic.** The dispatch posts nothing into the room's Session; the post line is already in the log and the card is the assignment. - **No board planning.** It writes the assignee's own card; it does not create an overall task or change who plans the board (ThinkFlowLab#1182). - **No change to `ThinkFlowLab#1247`.** The queued-offer path and its wake are untouched. - **No parser for prose.** Only the shapes above convert; everything else keeps the group turn it had. <!-- flybot:checkpoint --> {"pr": 1312, "claim": "Dev2", "issue": 1254, "summary": "An admin's @ in a group used to open a round for the member it named, so dispatch stayed chat. When the room's task lead names one member with an issue id and an imperative, the host now updates or opens that member's card and the drive wakes it in its own chat; the room opens no part. A card parked in result-ready or blocked is restarted through the existing transition, and an input-blocked card is reused, not duplicated. A failed card write falls back to the member's group turn; questions, remarks, two names, @ALL, non-lead posters, face-to-face rooms and people's lines keep their turn.", "files": ["changelog.d/1254-work-dispatch.fixed.md", "core/src/host/groups.js", "core/src/host/tasks.js", "core/src/host/work-dispatch.js", "core/test/work-dispatch.test.js", "docs/subsystems/core-host.md", "patches/ds-bot/0012-room-membership.patch", "patches/ds-bot/files/src/host/tasks.js", "patches/ds-bot/files/src/host/work-dispatch.js", "patches/ds-bot/files/test/work-dispatch.test.js"], "checks": {"ran": "TZ=UTC npm run verify", "result": "green", "at": "759156039912c92d6800e2414bfe7b6ff88777d9"}, "next": "Reviewer at this tip; Chief re-dispatches Test and Security at the same sha."} <!-- /flybot:checkpoint -->
…ands alone (ThinkFlowLab#1392) fix(issue-ref): read a bare ThinkFlowLab#1234 only when the number stands alone Fixes ThinkFlowLab#1391 Owner: Dev2 Reviewer: Reviewer Written-by: Dev-2 Tip SHA: `0a0887327804685aae28a977fde7a26d0833f894` Base: `10884b8b` (`main`, `ThinkFlowLab#1385`) Tree: `cfee808d8b6e9deeac63b16c54abb5b8ea92274c` ## What changed `core/src/shared/issue-ref.js` guarded only the character *after* the digits (`#(\d{1,7})(?![0-9])`), so a `#` glued to anything counted as a reference: `#3366ff` → `#3366`, `C#7` → `ThinkFlowLab#7`, `1.2#3` → `ThinkFlowLab#3`, `abc#12` → `ThinkFlowLab#12`, `#1360abc` → `ThinkFlowLab#1360`, and a URL fragment `help/ThinkFlowLab#123` → `ThinkFlowLab#123`. A group line carrying one of those dispatched a card for an issue nobody opened, and `groups.js` empties `speakers` once a card is written, so the line got no answer. The matcher now keeps three separate shapes. - A **bare** `#N` counts only with a separator in front — `(?<![\w./-])`, so a word character, `.`, `-` or `/` glues it to something else — and a non-word character behind (`(?![\w])`, which also refuses `#1360abc`). - **`owner/repo#N`** keeps its own branch and is **tried first**, so the separator above cannot swallow a repository-qualified mention (`#` there follows `o`, which is exactly the shape a lookbehind on the bare branch would kill). - **`github.com/<owner>/<repo>/(issues|pull)/<N>`** stays its own branch and ends its number the same way. `MENTION` (`cardMentions`, and `withoutMentions` in `work-dispatch.js`) follows the same three shapes, so a card title that carries `#3366ff` names no issue either. `namesIssue`, `cardNamesIssue` and `issueCardForTask` keep their signatures; the dispatch protocol and the card it writes are unchanged; what the dispatch *reads* is now the number the matcher returns. The three shapes that must keep resolving are pinned in the new test and are green in both halves: bare `ThinkFlowLab#1360`, `owner/repo#1360` (repository-qualified, tried before the bare branch), and `https://github.com/o/r/issues/1360`. `core/src/host/work-dispatch.js` took the id from the raw match (`'#' + (match[1] ?? match[2])`) while the matcher now keeps the number in branch groups 1/4/7, so `@Dev-2 rebase owner/repo#1360` named `#owner` and a GitHub issue URL named `#undefined`; `cardNamesIssue` refuses a non-numeric id, so a second dispatch on the same issue wrote a second card. Both `issueRefs` and `workDispatch` now call one `refOf(match)` helper, and the test pins `ThinkFlowLab#1360` for both shapes plus **one** card for two dispatches. **Deliberate behaviour change — a URL fragment stops parsing, and so does the tail of a `ThinkFlowLab#55/ThinkFlowLab#198` shorthand.** `…/help/ThinkFlowLab#123` used to be read as `ThinkFlowLab#123` and is now not a reference at all, because `#` follows `/` there and `/` is one of the gluing characters. The same boundary ends the copy-editing shorthand the repo itself writes: in `ThinkFlowLab#55/ThinkFlowLab#198` only `ThinkFlowLab#55` is read now (it named both before), because that `#` also follows `/`; the spaced form is untouched — `'ThinkFlowLab#876 / ThinkFlowLab#892'` → `["ThinkFlowLab#876","ThinkFlowLab#892"]` — and so is `'ThinkFlowLab#55, ThinkFlowLab#198'` → `["ThinkFlowLab#55","ThinkFlowLab#198"]`, so write `ThinkFlowLab#55, ThinkFlowLab#198` where two ids must both be read from a card title or a dispatch line. Dependency search on base `0542cfa`: `git grep -n -I -E '/#[0-9]'` → **67 lines**, of which **56** are that glued `#N/#N` shorthand (14 `.github/**`, 14 `docs/**`, 12 `plugins/**`, 4 `core/src`, 3 `core/test`, 2 root `*.md`, plus 7 more in the generated `patches/` + `ds-bot/` mirrors) and **11** are JS regex literals inside assertions that each name one id (`/ThinkFlowLab#812/`, `/#3B5BFD/`, `/ThinkFlowLab#1281/`, …), all still parsed; no line in that output is a `…/#<n>` URL fragment reference. Two readers, not one: `.github/**` never imports `issue-ref.js` — `enqueue-rules.mjs` carries its own `const ISSUE_REF = /^[\s>#-]*(?:fixes|closes)…/im` (`:30`), and `merge-gate.mjs` / `enqueue-guard.mjs` do the same — so a `Related #n` line is not a closing ref under that rule either way, it is never this matcher's call, and this PR changes nothing under `.github/`. No test imports `core/src/shared/issue-ref.js`; the only consumer under test is `core/test/work-dispatch.test.js`, which imports `workDispatch` and asserts that a bare `ThinkFlowLab#1234` still parses (65 lines there carry a `#[0-9]`, 43 of them `ThinkFlowLab#1234`). That file contains **no `/#`-glued shape**, and no test in `core/test` asserts a URL-fragment or glued reference — the closest hits are a comment (`approval-binding.test.js:5`, `ThinkFlowLab#49/ThinkFlowLab#48`) and colour literals (`branding.test.js:40-41`, `/#3B5BFD/`). So nothing pins the old glued behaviour; the bare form stays pinned as parsing. The prose that does use the shorthand — `docs/subsystems/core-host.md:267` (`ThinkFlowLab#55/ThinkFlowLab#198`), `docs/autonomous-dev.md:255` (`ThinkFlowLab#1094/ThinkFlowLab#1095/ThinkFlowLab#1108/ThinkFlowLab#1115`), `docs/subsystems/core-client.md:145` (`ThinkFlowLab#51/ThinkFlowLab#149/ThinkFlowLab#55/ThinkFlowLab#57`), `CHANGELOG.md:389` (`ThinkFlowLab#499/ThinkFlowLab#504`), `AGENTS.md:192` (`ThinkFlowLab#711/ThinkFlowLab#713`) — is not read by the matcher, so it changes no behaviour. External callers are unknown; the returned set only gets stricter, and a caller that needs a fragment read out of a URL can read `new URL(href).hash` itself. ## Red first, same command in both halves `cd core && TZ=UTC node --import ./test/harness-resolve.mjs --test test/issue-ref.test.js` Half (a): this tree with the new test but the old `issue-ref.js` (base `0542cfa`): ``` not ok 1 - a hex colour is not an issue reference error: |- @dev-2 set the accent colour to #3366ff + actual - expected + [ '#3366' ] - [] not ok 2 - a language version is not an issue reference C#7 -> [ 'ThinkFlowLab#7' ] not ok 3 - a version string is not an issue reference 1.2#3 -> [ 'ThinkFlowLab#3' ] not ok 4 - an identifier is not an issue reference abc#12 -> [ 'ThinkFlowLab#12' ] not ok 5 - a number running into letters is not an issue ref #1360abc -> [ 'ThinkFlowLab#1360' ] not ok 6 - a URL fragment is not an issue reference help/ThinkFlowLab#123 -> [ 'ThinkFlowLab#123' ] not ok 14 - namesIssue answers the same question, so a colour cannot name an issue not ok 15 - a card whose title only carries a colour names no issue # tests 15 # pass 7 # fail 8 ``` Half (b): the same command on this tip — the same 8 green, plus the 7 that must keep working: ``` ok 7 - a bare number still names the issue: ThinkFlowLab#1360 ok 8 - a repository-qualified number still names the issue: owner/repo#1360 ok 9 - a github issue URL still names the issue: https://github.com/o/r/issues/1360 ok 10 - a github pull URL still names the issue: https://github.com/o/r/pull/1360 ok 11 - a number after a Bot mention still names the issue: @dev-2 rebase ThinkFlowLab#1360 ok 12 - a number in a sentence still names the issue: please rebase ThinkFlowLab#1360 onto main ok 13 - numbers in brackets and punctuation still names the issue: (ThinkFlowLab#1360), ThinkFlowLab#1361. # tests 15 # pass 15 # fail 0 ``` ### The dispatch consumer, same command, two states `cd core && TZ=UTC node --import ./test/harness-resolve.mjs --test test/work-dispatch.test.js` At this tip (`0a088732`): **19/19 green**. With `core/src/shared/issue-ref.js` and `core/src/host/work-dispatch.js` taken back to the reviewed tip `ccb0c521` — the new test kept — the same command is **17 pass / 2 fail**: the pull link fails `'#undefined' !== 'ThinkFlowLab#1234'`, the repository-qualified mention on the next line reads `#owner` (its own assertion, `'#owner' !== 'ThinkFlowLab#1234'`, is reached once the pull link passes), and the two-dispatch case fails `2 !== 1`. ``` not ok 1 - the dispatch shape is an issue id and an imperative, never any @ (ThinkFlowLab#1254) error: |- a pull link names its number, not undefined + '#undefined' - 'ThinkFlowLab#1234' not ok 4 - two dispatches on one issue through a qualified or URL id write one card (ThinkFlowLab#1254, ThinkFlowLab#1331) error: |- the same issue through a URL id reuses that card, so the id is the number 2 !== 1 # tests 19 # pass 17 # fail 2 ``` ## Knife Removing only the bare branch's left separator (keeping the right-hand rule) on this same tree: **5 red / 10 green** — `C#7`, `1.2#3`, `abc#12`, `help/ThinkFlowLab#123` and the `namesIssue` case go red, while `#3366ff` and `#1360abc` stay green. Each half of the rule carries a different class of false positive, so the test is bound to the fix rather than to the shape of an assertion. Restored: **15/15 green**. ## Counts at this base Core at this tip (`0a088732`): **1822/1822**; at base `10884b8b`: **1805/1805** — the 17 added tests are 15 in `issue-ref.test.js` and 2 in `work-dispatch.test.js`. The other suites were not re-run for this body, so their counts are the `0542cfa` readings: social 525, tree 125, timeline 125, workflow 27, `.github/scripts` 543, interop 37, live-e2e 24. ## What I ran - `TZ=UTC npm run verify` at this tree (`cfee808d8b6e9deeac63b16c54abb5b8ea92274c`, base `10884b8b`): **exit 0**; `arch-docs: OK (8 changed file(s))`. - `node core/scripts/build-client.mjs --check`: exit 0. - `node scripts/ds-bot-patches.mjs check`: three `ok` (`ds-bot/` = the pin, 10 patches apply, `core/` = `ds-bot/` + `patches/ds-bot/`); the four `patches/ds-bot/files/**` mirrors (`src/shared/issue-ref.js`, `src/host/work-dispatch.js`, `test/issue-ref.test.js`, `test/work-dispatch.test.js`) come from `generate`, never by hand. - The red/green pair above, and the knife. ## What I did not run - `core/dev/bench.sh smoke` — this changes a pure function in `src/shared/` and touches neither `index.js` nor `src/host/`; the DSH harness mount is also read-only in this sandbox (`[EROFS] EROFS: read-only file system`, the same reason as ThinkFlowLab#1288). - Live rooms and a real Bot round. Docs-not-needed: this is the matcher's byte boundary, not a new mechanism — `core-host.md` describes `issue-ref.js`'s API and that a dispatch names an issue/PR id, and that stays true; the return set of `issueRefs` / `cardMentions` is only stricter at the edges (the URL-fragment change is the one deliberate one, written out above), so no caller has to change and no subsystem description moved. `.github/**` is untouched. ## Checkpoint <!-- flybot:checkpoint --> ```json {"pr":1392,"claim":"Dev2","issue":1391,"summary":"`issue-ref.js` read a bare `#N` with only the right-hand character guarded, so a `#` glued to a colour, a language version, a version string, an identifier or a URL fragment dispatched a card for a phantom issue. The three shapes are now separate: a bare number needs a separator in front and a non-word character behind, `owner/repo#N` is tried first so the separator cannot swallow it, and the github.com issues/pull branch ends its number the same way; `MENTION` follows all three. A URL fragment (`help/ThinkFlowLab#123`) deliberately stops parsing.","files":["core/src/shared/issue-ref.js","core/src/host/work-dispatch.js","core/test/issue-ref.test.js","core/test/work-dispatch.test.js","patches/ds-bot/files/src/shared/issue-ref.js","patches/ds-bot/files/src/host/work-dispatch.js","patches/ds-bot/files/test/issue-ref.test.js","patches/ds-bot/files/test/work-dispatch.test.js"],"checks":{"ran":"TZ=UTC npm run verify; node core/scripts/build-client.mjs --check; node scripts/ds-bot-patches.mjs check","result":"green","at":"0a0887327804685aae28a977fde7a26d0833f894"},"next":"none — ready for review at 0a08873. issue-ref red 8/15 then green 15/15; work-dispatch 19/19 at the tip and 2 red with the two sources back at ccb0c52; verify exit 0 at this tree."} ``` <!-- /flybot:checkpoint -->
feat(tasks): post the room notice's one-line claim cue
Fixes #1253
Owner: Dev2
Reviewer: Reviewer
Written-by: Dev-2
Tip SHA: c5411e4
The claim was a board write that nobody in the room could see. #1253 measured it on the delivery room: the notice (214 chars) requires one line when a card is taken —
接了 #1234,第一步是 <做什么>— and the last 60 messages matched接了\s*#…zero times, while cards were being claimed the whole time. A member that took work was indistinguishable from an idle one without opening the board.What changed
core/src/host/tasks.js— one hook, called where the card actually moves.claimQueued(the queue claim) and the assign path intrackBotTaskscallannounceClaim(task)when a room card leavesopenforclaimedorworking. That is the only edge that posts: a progress write on a card the member already holds does not, soprogressstays on the card as #1205 asks.core/src/host/groups.js—rt.postClaimLine(task)builds and appends the line, andclaimCueText(task)is the shape:#1253), else the title itself;CLAIM_CUE_REPEAT_MS(30 minutes) is not posted again, so a re-claim after areleasestays quiet. The record keeps the last cue asclaimCue: { seq, at, text }, whichviewleaves out of every card read.No round. The line is appended to the room log (
appendRoom), which is where the pane andread_group_chatread it, and nothing is posted into the room's Session: nofollowup, no model turn, no round. The alternative —postToRoomwithquiet: true— draws the same line but still wakes the room's relay model for a round that decides nobody answers, which is the cost #1253 asks us not to pay.The wording is Chinese because the notice that requires the line is; it is not a claim that rooms speak Chinese.
Against
#1252's board changes#1252reads and closes cards in the same file, so the overlap is semantic and a clean merge proves nothing on its own. Four points, each checked against that code:#1252's active-only read (body.archive === true ? rows : rows.filter(openTask)) changes what a read returns;announceClaimhangs on the two write paths (claimQueued, and thewasOpen→claimed/workingedge intrackBotTasks), so a card that is still written still posts its line.postClaimLineearly-returns unless the card isclaimedorworking, so a card that#1252already archived (accepted or cancelled) never produces a claim line.settleOverallcloses the overall card throughtransitioninsideapplyColumnand never passes either call site, so the last subtask finishing does not post an overall claim line.claimCueis stripped inview(), so both reads — the active-only one and the archive-inclusive one — are clean.Red first
core/test/claim-cue.test.jsis new: 7 cases (claim, note as the step, assign, progress, re-claim, no room, the window). First run, before the hook existed:Knives, each reverted and the file restored before the next:
postClaimLineremovednot ok 5 - a re-claim of the same card does not repeat the line(6 pass / 1 fail)announceClaim(live)dropped fromclaimQueuednot ok 1, 2, 4, 5(3 pass / 4 fail)postToRoom({quiet, notice}))not ok 1, 3— the no-round assertions (5 pass / 2 fail)Verification at the tip
TZ=UTC npm run verifyonc5411e4939b9c65fc88dfab2143f503bf5b653c6(rebased ontoad0790aa191613e697977d2f6ba201e63ba8d3a0, the#1252board-archive merge) → exit 0:Not run: the smoke bench — it cannot start in this workspace, not because of this diff.
dev/bench.sh smoke 3096 8796 resetreachesdsh web did not start, and.dsh-test-smoke/web.logsays[EROFS] EROFS: read-only file system, open '/home/xuke/work/dev-2/core/dev/harness/_tmp_44_…': the harness checkout is mounted read-only here, so the bench cannot write its own temporary files. The bench was stopped and.dsh-test-smoke/removed. Also not run: the live rooms. No connector, no model call and no network is touched by this change — the line is a log append.What this does not do
openposts; per-step updates, CI state and verdicts stay off the room (Board-driven continuous execution: assign/claim/progress/handoff via track_tasks #1205, A room cannot tell a busy member from an idle one: the board says who is working, the chat shows nothing #1213).postClaimLinereturns early there.connectors.js.The body is the record: the first commit was
5a02500on99b1fab3; the tip is that same eight-path change replayed ontoad0790aa191613e697977d2f6ba201e63ba8d3a0. Both teams push through the sameDay Dreameraccount, so authorship distinguishes nothing here — the parent commit, the eight paths and the line-level diff do.{"pr": 1288, "claim": "Dev2", "issue": 1253, "summary": "A card claimed or assigned in a room now posts the one line the room notice requires, in the claiming member's voice, and posts nothing into the room's Session: no followup, no model turn, no round. The reference comes from the title's issue number and the first step from the card's own note, with nothing invented. An identical line for the same card inside 30 minutes is not repeated, so a re-claim stays quiet, and progress writes on a card the member already holds never reach the room.", "files": ["changelog.d/1253-claim-cue.fixed.md", "core/src/host/groups.js", "core/src/host/tasks.js", "core/test/claim-cue.test.js", "docs/subsystems/core-host.md", "patches/ds-bot/0012-room-membership.patch", "patches/ds-bot/files/src/host/tasks.js", "patches/ds-bot/files/test/claim-cue.test.js"], "checks": {"ran": "TZ=UTC npm run verify", "result": "green", "at": "c5411e4939b9c65fc88dfab2143f503bf5b653c6"}, "next": "Reviewer at this tip; then Test and Security. Smoke bench blocked by a read-only harness mount (EROFS), recorded in the body."}