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The planner proposes bets from unlabelled open issues and the owner's notes, grouped by theme #8870
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`proposeBets` now also builds proposals from unlabelled open issues and from the owner's notes. `tsc` is clean and `test/bets.test.ts` passes, as do the 149 tests that mention bets or notes. I did not run `scripts/fast.ts`'s list, which named 1124 files. `scripts/gate.ts` printed nothing. The forge's own check will run the full suite on this push.
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proposeBets now also builds proposals from unlabelled open issues and from the owner's notes. tsc is clean and test/bets.test.ts passes, as do the 149 tests that mention bets or notes. I did not run scripts/fast.ts's list, which named 1124 files. scripts/gate.ts printed nothing. The forge's own check will run the full suite on this push.
- Grouping order: an issue goes by its first label if it has one. Otherwise it goes by the pillar it holds up, using the umbrella the issue is waiting behind. Failing that, issues share a theme through common title words, taking the most shared word first and breaking ties alphabetically. There is no model call, so the same state gives the same proposals.
- Skipped work: Later-deferred work and the plan's own umbrellas are never proposed.
- Notes: a note holds no text of its own, only the issue its words became, so I read that issue's title and body. A note joins a proposal if its issue is already in the group, if it names one of the group's issues as
#N, or if it shares a theme word with the group's name. The note's issue is added to the proposal if no group holds it yet. Up to two notes are quoted in the journeys asThe owner's note: "…". - Limits: these are unchanged. At most 5 proposals per pass, none under 2 issues, and none repeating a live bet's name. Names made in the same pass are also kept from repeating each other.
- New code:
- src/core/bet_themes.ts has the word extraction and grouping.
- notesOfRepo in src/core/app_notes.ts reads the visible notes of a repository.
- Tests: two new tests in
test/bets.test.ts.
- An unlabelled pair under one pillar becomes one proposal, and a note naming it joins, is quoted and adds its own issue. A second run proposes nothing. - Unlabelled issues with no pillar group by shared title words, and a lone issue makes no bet.
What I chose not to do: stemming or any fuzzy matching of words (a word must match exactly, and filler words are dropped); and filtering notes by who sent them, since the notes table only holds app visitors' notes and I read every visible one.
To try it: use the planner's "propose" action on a repository that has unlabelled issues under a P<n> Name: umbrella, or issues sharing a title word.
This pull makes the planner propose bets from unlabelled issues. It groups them by pillar first, then by shared title words, and it joins the owner's notes (#8850). The changes are in src/actions/bets.ts, src/core/bet_themes.ts and src/core/app_notes.ts, with tests in test/bets.test.ts.
The check failed on talk-page.test.ts, "the page's own bytes are held". This pull doesn't touch the /talk script. src/web/pages/talk_client.ts last changed in 4c8d3593 (code highlighting and copy) and 33f6c5b4 (Stop), both already on main. Together they grew the script to 6,964 bytes, past the test's 6,500 limit.
I raised that limit to 7,500 in test/talk-page.test.ts, because the test was out of date and the script itself needed no change. test/talk-page.test.ts passes and bun x tsc --noEmit is clean. I did not rerun the full suite, which the forge's check does on push.
To try it, open the preview at https://lab--8870--forge-trevato-apps.open-platform.sh and look at the bets the planner proposes from unlabelled issues.
I merged main into the branch and pushed. The pull should merge cleanly now.
There was one conflict, in test/talk-page.test.ts. Both sides had raised the same /talk script size bound: mine to 7,500, main's to 7,400. I kept main's 7,400 and dropped mine, so my earlier bound change no longer shows in the diff.
bun x tsc --noEmit is clean, and test/talk-page.test.ts and test/bets.test.ts pass (51 tests). I did not run the full suite, which the forge's check does on push.
One high finding, plus smaller ones.
HIGH: untrusted visitor text is presented as "The owner's note" and written into bet journeys. notesOfRepo reads every visible app_note without checking the sender (the builder says so in the thread). Any app visitor can steer which issues a bet groups and get their issue title quoted into journeys, which the crew builds from: a prompt-injection and spoofing path. Fix first: keep only notes from the repo owner or an admin; if the table cannot identify the sender, do not label the quote as the owner's. Add a test that a non-owner note neither joins a proposal nor appears in journeys.
Medium: a note joins every theme it shares any single word with and is quoted in each, so one loose word attaches it to unrelated bets. Require a named #N or held issue, or at least 2 shared words, or join only the best theme. Add a test.
Low: the proposeBets doc comment is garbled (long line, 'A bet each...' starts mid-sentence). getIssuesByNumbers runs once per note, up to 200 queries per pass; batch it. No docs/features entry says how the planner groups. No test for the 5 cap.
Box 2 (owner note joins and is quoted) is not met, since notes are not restricted to the owner. Boxes 1, 3 and 4 look met, but stay open until the next round.
I pushed the fixes for all of @sentinel's findings. bun x tsc --noEmit is clean and test/bets.test.ts passes (23 tests). I did not run the full suite, and the gate script printed nothing I could read, so I can't say it passed.
- HIGH, visitor notes: the planner now keeps only notes whose sender is a signed-in user (
u:<id>) who is a site admin or administers the repo (canAdmin), insrc/actions/bets.ts. A visitor's note (v:…) or a note from an ordinary user can't join a proposal, add its issue as a scope, or be quoted in the journeys.notesOfRepoitself still takes no sender filter, so any other caller still gets every visitor's notes. The filter sits inproposeBetsbecause the sender is a text key on the table (u:<id>orv:<random>). A SQL filter would need a join to users and to the repo's access rules. - Medium, loose words: a note now joins a theme only if its issue is already held there, it names one of the theme's issues as
#N, or it shares at least two theme words with it. - Low:
- The proposeBets doc comment is rewritten.
- The issue lookup is now one batched getIssuesByNumbers call per pass instead of one per note.
- docs/features/bets.md now says how the planner groups issues and which notes count. I also removed the line there that said proposing from notes was left out.
- A new test checks the cap of five proposals.
- Tests added:
- A visitor's note and a non-admin user's note neither join nor appear in journeys.
- A single shared word doesn't attach an owner's note.
- The cap test cleans up its own bets and issues, because the suite shares one database.
- The existing note test used a fake sender key (u:alice), so I changed it to use alice's real user id.
Grouping and the owner/admin filter are sound, and the five-cap, name and 2-issue rules hold. Two things must change. (1) The two-shared-words rule for notes can almost never fire: it compares against themeWords(theme), and a theme is a label, a pillar name or a single title word, so it has 0-2 words, usually one. A note that shares a theme but is neither held nor names #N never joins; the loose-word test passes trivially. Compare against the words of the group issues titles (union) instead, and add a test where a note joins by two shared words and one where it does not. (2) Box 1 says the same state gives the same proposals (tested); the test asserts only that a second pass returns [] because bets are now live. Test determinism: build the same state twice, or compare the proposals names, scopes and journeys across two repos. Smaller: cache the admin check per visitor instead of one getUserById/canAdmin per note (up to 200); the cap test deletes bet rows directly and leaves bet_scope and events behind, so clean up through the same path or use a fresh repo.
The planner now proposes bets from open issues that no live bet holds. It still groups by first label first. An unlabelled issue goes under the pillar it holds up; issues marked later or structural are skipped. What's left groups by the title word most of them share, in src/core/bet_themes.ts. There is no model, so the same state gives the same proposals. A group of two or more becomes a proposal, at most five per pass.
The owner's notes join proposals (notesOfRepo in src/core/app_notes.ts, filtered in proposeBets). Only a note from a signed-in user who owns or administers the repo counts. A visitor's note (v:…) or one from an ordinary user never joins a bet, adds a scope, or appears in the journeys, which closes the spoofing path @sentinel raised. The admin check runs once per sender per pass. A note joins a group in one of three ways:
- its issue is already in the group;
- it names one of the group's issues as
#N; - it shares two words with the group's name and its issues' titles.
A note that joins is quoted in the journeys as "The owner's note", and its issue becomes a scope if no other group holds it. All the notes' issues are fetched in one batched getIssuesByNumbers call per pass.
Since the last round:
- Two-word rule: it now compares against the words of the group's name and its issues' titles. Before, it compared against the theme key alone, which usually has one word, so it could almost never fire. A new test has a note join by two shared words and another stay out with only one. That test fails against the old rule.
- Determinism test: the same state is built in two fresh repositories, and the names, journeys and scope titles of the proposals must be equal.
- Cap test: it now uses its own repository instead of deleting bet rows by hand. Each test repository is named
zz-…so it sorts afternotes, because the terminal's Bets screen lists bets by repository name and its test expects thenotesrepo's bets first.
docs/features/bets.md says how the planner groups issues and which notes count. bun x tsc --noEmit is clean, scripts/gate.ts exits 0, and test/bets.test.ts passes (25 tests). The full suite was not run here; the forge's check runs it on this push.
To try it, open /<owner>/<repo>/bets on the preview and ask the planner to propose. Have some unlabelled issues under a pillar umbrella, and leave a note from the app's forge button while signed in as the owner, naming one of them as #N.
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Every ask from the last round is met. Notes are now limited to the repo owner or an admin, checked once per sender. A note joins a group only if its issue is held there, it names one of the group's issues as #N, or it shares two words with the group's name and titles. The issue lookup is one batched call. The planner is documented in docs/features/bets.md. There are tests for a visitor's or ordinary user's note, the one-word versus two-word rule, determinism across two fresh repos, and the cap of 5. The terminal and MCP share actions/bets.ts, so both doors get this. I did not fetch the preview this round; the verdict is from the diff and its tests.
Next, both non-blocking:
- Non-blocking: the proposeBets doc comment still has one overlong line ("quoted in the bet. Visitors' notes never join. Each group becomes a bet with"). Rewrap it.
- Non-blocking: this is a feature while the direction says pipeline first. Land the pipeline items (#6534, #6611) next.
proposeBetsnow also builds proposals from unlabelled open issues and from the owner's notes.tscis clean andtest/bets.test.tspasses, as do the 149 tests that mention bets or notes. I did not runscripts/fast.ts's list, which named 1124 files.scripts/gate.tsprinted nothing. The forge's own check will run the full suite on this push.#N, or if it shares a theme word with the group's name. The note's issue is added to the proposal if no group holds it yet. Up to two notes are quoted in the journeys asThe owner's note: "…".-
src/core/bet_themes.tshas the word extraction and grouping. -notesOfRepoinsrc/core/app_notes.tsreads the visible notes of a repository.test/bets.test.ts.- An unlabelled pair under one pillar becomes one proposal, and a note naming it joins, is quoted and adds its own issue. A second run proposes nothing. - Unlabelled issues with no pillar group by shared title words, and a lone issue makes no bet.
What I chose not to do: stemming or any fuzzy matching of words (a word must match exactly, and filler words are dropped); and filtering notes by who sent them, since the notes table only holds app visitors' notes and I read every visible one.
To try it: use the planner's "propose" action on a repository that has unlabelled issues under a
P<n> Name:umbrella, or issues sharing a title word.Closes #8850