Typed in a configured channel room, !post pops the head of that channel's
queue and sends immediately, bypassing min-interval, burst cap, and daily
cap. Canonical-URL dedup still applies. Empty queue gets a threaded reply.
One story per interval_hours (default 4), cycling through enabled sources
in config order. Empty sources are skipped and the pointer advances to
whichever source actually posted. State persists across restarts.
Duplicate-flagged stories now get a _duplicate sentinel channel so they
stay out of the rotation pool alongside _discarded.
OllamaClient.Generate/GenerateText/call now take ctx and build the HTTP
request via NewRequestWithContext, so an in-flight LLM call is aborted
when the parent context is cancelled (Ctrl-C). Classifier.Classify and
its tier helpers take ctx too. ProcessFunc gets a ctx parameter so the
poller can forward its cancellable context down to classification.
Explainer.summarize manages its own 60s context since reaction-driven
flow has no parent ctx to inherit.
Four related fixes after Pete flooded a channel and ignored Ctrl-C:
1. Global daily cap (posting.daily_cap_total, default 5): hard ceiling on
posts across ALL channels in a rolling 24h window. Checked before the
per-channel min-interval and burst-cap.
2. Shutdown no longer flushes the queue. Previous drainAll posted every
remaining item with rate limits disabled — which was literally the
flood. Replaced with dropOnShutdown that clears queues and logs
the count.
3. Poller respects ctx mid-loop. pollOnceWithErr now takes ctx and bails
between items, so Ctrl-C doesn't have to wait for ~30s of network
per pending story before shutdown can complete.
4. Double-image fix. PostStory now reports imageSent; the queue clears
ImageURL before retry so a text-send failure after a successful
image upload doesn't re-post the image.
The previous parser treated any non-empty non-header line as a bullet,
so 'plain paragraph' answers were silently rewrapped as <ul><li>. Now
we only count a line if it had a recognized bullet marker (- * • ·);
if none did, fall back to raw + <pre> as originally intended.
Tests cover dash/asterisk/unicode bullets, blank-line tolerance,
Summary:/TL;DR header stripping, HTML escaping, single-bullet output,
the no-marker passthrough path, and the IsQuestionReaction set.
Now triggers on ❓❔ ⁉ ⁉️🤔 ? ？ — covers the obvious red/white/thinking
variants, the exclamation-question combo (with and without VS16), and
plain ascii / fullwidth question marks for keyboard users.
When a user reacts ❓ on one of Pete's posts, fetch the article body,
ask Ollama for a 3-bullet summary, and post it as a threaded reply
rooted at the original story event. Per-process cooldown of 5min per
story keeps repeated reactions from re-summarizing.
- ingestion.FetchArticleBody: visible <p> text capped at 8000 chars
- classifier.OllamaClient.GenerateText: non-JSON variant
- storage.GetStoryByGUID: full row lookup
- matrix.PostThreadedReply: m.thread + m.in_reply_to fallback
- poster.SetReactionCallback: optional hook fired after recording
- New package: internal/explainer
Fetch each new article once and measure visible <p> text. If body is below
500 chars (or fetch fails), resolve a Wayback snapshot via the
archive.org/wayback/available API and use that URL for both the og:image
fallback and the posted link. Dedup keys stay derived from the original
URL so paywalled/non-paywalled hits collide as before.
- New: internal/ingestion/article.go (FetchArticleMeta via goquery)
- New: internal/ingestion/wayback.go (ResolveWayback)
- Removed: internal/ingestion/og.go (folded into article.go)
- poller.go: dedup first, then one article fetch, then snapshot fallback
