get_inbox/get_conversation return a sections+references envelope, not a
message list. Parser is covered by synthetic Alice/Bob fixtures; CI now
runs the nested bin/chats tests. Session check no longer launches Chromium.
Go search took worst BM25 hits (ORDER BY score), cut to -n before --root,
and never called ensureDaemon. Ranking and flag parsing move to a cgo-free
package so CI can fail those regressions without ladybug. --hop errors
instead of being swallowed into the query.
* Add --query to Gmail mail/sync instead of always listing in:inbox.
Callers keep the search string; default remains in:inbox.
* Document Gmail --query on the mail/sync pipeline.
* test(mail): assert Gmail --query reaches ListIDs, not only the CLI flag.
ParseCLI coverage left a hole: an empty query still has to become in:inbox
and a custom q has to be the string the client lists with.
- bin/chats/: env-based paths, no /mnt/ /home/ hardcodes
- bin/edelweiss-pilot: remove curasoft, use DOCS_BASE env var
- bin/facts/crm: use KNOWLEDGE_MESH_SEED env var
- compose.edelweiss.yml: remove curasoft volumes, use DOCS_BASE
- docs/chat-import-plan.md: link to Gitea issue, no secrets
- bin/seed-edelweiss-facts.py: removed (curasoft-only)
Upsert under live FTS raises "document for node offset N is missing".
Add --skip-indexes; edelweiss-pilot index = write → seed → ensure_indexes.
Ship seed-edelweiss-facts.py (paired lexicon/OO/interview/QEMU facts).
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Ladybug 0.19 DROP INDEX leaves `_0_Leaf_vec_UPPER` / `0_id_docs` in catalog so
CREATE fails while SHOW_INDEXES omits the index; create_fts_and_vector used to
swallow that. Never drop FTS/VECTOR; ensure_indexes after upserts; rebuild =
delete kb.lbug. Add compose.edelweiss.yml + regression tests.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- PLAN.md: replace 'curasoft-detective' with 'detective method'
- README.md: replace curasoft-detective link with plain reference
- test_websearch.py: fix test domain from ticket.curasoft.de to example.com
- Rewrote git history with git-filter-repo to remove all traces
- New nested module bin/kbsearch with Go implementation of bin/kb/search
- Embedding model (potion-multilingual-128M) served by localhost daemon
so repeated CLI calls reuse the loaded model
- Bash launcher bin/kb/search builds binary on first run, caches to var/bin/
- Hybrid FTS + vector search (RRF k=60) matching Python kblib behavior
- YAML output via port of yamlout.py (ordered keys, same format)
- JSON output with proper field order
- All flags: --root, --repo, -n, --json, --list-model
- Root go.mod reverted to 1.25.0 (kbsearch is isolated nested module)
- CI passes: go test ./... and go vet ./... unaffected by kbsearch
Move serve/ (module) -> bin/server, tools/ -> bin/tools, replace bin/kb-watch
bash with bin/watch Go package; self-executing Go shebangs bin/serve.go and
bin/kb/watch.go; Docker + CI + git/import + docs repointed. Multi-stage image
builds static serve+watch binaries (no Go runtime in container).
2.**Read-only data sources.** Ladybug `var/kb.lbug` and Postgres are opened
2.**Read-only data sources.** Ladybug `var/kb.lbug` and Postgres are opened
read-only for queries. Index rebuilds write to `var/` (gitignored).
read-only for queries. Index rebuilds write to `var/` (gitignored).
3.**PII.**`brain-test`, `cs_brain` client data is never read or quoted.
3.**PII.**`brain-test`, `cs_brain` client data is never read or quoted.
4.**No main pushes.** Feature branches + GitHub PR (`gh`); CI (Actions) must be green. Work board: [Gitea issues](https://git.produktor.io/eSlider/2dph/issues).
4.**No main pushes.** Feature branches + PR via `gh`; CI must be green.
5.**TDD.** Failing test before tool code. Unit tests run offline against
5.**TDD.** Failing test before tool code. Unit tests run offline against
fixtures; network/db calls are wrapped.
fixtures; network/db calls are wrapped.
6.**docs reflect behaviour.** Any change updates `docs/` + `PLAN.md` status.
6.**docs reflect behaviour.** Any change updates `docs/` + `PLAN.md` status.
| D14 | tooling style | `bin/{subject}/{method}` self-describing: shebang line 1, usage comment from line 2. Go shebang: `///usr/bin/env go run "$0" "$@"; exit`. |
| D14 | tooling style | `bin/{subject}/{method}` self-describing: shebang line 1, usage comment from line 2. Go shebang: `///usr/bin/env go run "$0" "$@"; exit`. |
| D15 | repo | Gitea [`eSlider/2dph`](https://git.produktor.io/eSlider/2dph) is origin + [issues](https://git.produktor.io/eSlider/2dph/issues). GitHub `eSlider/2dph` is the public clone (PRs + Actions CI). No direct `main` pushes. TDD → PR → CI green → merge. |
| D15 | repo | GitHub `eSlider/2dph`, public (like sibling repos), push/commit via `gh`, TDD + commit every change, CI/CD. |
| D16 | contradictions | ≥2 yes vs ≥2 no → unrelated sources conflict → hypothesis → `(not confirmed)`. Resolution (authority, staleness adjudication) = **v2**, tracked as open question. |
| D16 | contradictions | ≥2 yes vs ≥2 no → unrelated sources conflict → hypothesis → `(not confirmed)`. Resolution (authority, staleness adjudication) = **v2**, tracked as open question. |
Keynote SIGOS, D2S/SYSTEMS, GRID, Pack und Cup, Markets Platform.
- 78 person↔company association facts written to the brain
(`how=crm-crosscheck`, `type=association`). Recall@5 in `bin/kb/eval` = 1.0.
## Mistakes found
| # | Mistake | Fix |
|---|---------|-----|
| 1 | Duplicate legal entity `GoldenRatio.Exchange` (contact 759) vs `Golden Ratio Exchange` (763); 3 deals (211, 287, 559) were linked to 759 | `oo contacts merge 759 763` — 763 kept, 759 removed, deal links re-pointed to 763 |
| 2 | `env/`-wide: OnlyOffice creds file used wrong UX (user `eslider`, password with `$2` suffix) making `oo` auth fail | `.env` fixed to `eslider@gmail.com` + clean password; `.env` stays gitignored |
## Gates after fix
-`uv run python -m unittest discover -s bin/tools -t .` → 26 tests OK
-`bin/facts/audit self` + `bin/facts/audit db` → ok
-`bin/kb/eval` → recall@5 = 1.0
- `go test ./...` (bin/server + bin/watch) → ok
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