Fix past meeting summary tool edge cases

2026-05-29 10:38:31 +02:00
parent 626640e26b
commit 689df3dbcb
6 changed files with 174 additions and 36 deletions
@@ -310,7 +310,7 @@ When assistant context contains cropped screenshot links produced by OCR, the su

 `list_past_project_meetings` reads only summary notes from the configured summaries folder and lists prior summaries assigned to the current meeting's projects, excluding the current summary file. It supports pagination through `page` and `page_size` and can optionally filter to a subset of the current meeting's projects. If the requested project is not assigned to the current meeting, the tool refuses the request. `read_past_project_meeting_summary` reads one of those prior summary files as read-only historical context, using the same `from` and `to` line range behavior as other read tools. It cannot write or mutate past summaries; `write_summary` is only for the current meeting's summary.

-`search` accepts .NET/ripgrep-style regular expression syntax and returns matches as `filename:line text`. It searches both project files and past meeting summaries for the requested current-meeting project scope. If one project is searched, project-file paths are relative to that project; if multiple projects are searched, project-file paths include the project folder name. Past summary matches are prefixed with `past-meetings/`.
+`search` accepts .NET regular expression syntax and returns matches as `filename:line text`. It searches both project files and past meeting summaries for the requested current-meeting project scope. If one project is searched, project-file paths are relative to that project; if multiple projects are searched, project-file paths include the project folder name. Past summary matches are prefixed with `past-meetings/`, and `read_past_project_meeting_summary` accepts those prefixed paths directly.

 `write_projectfile` writes inside an existing project folder. With no line arguments it appends or creates the file. With `replace_file: true` it replaces the whole file. With `from` and `to` it replaces that inclusive 1-based line range. With `insert` it inserts content at that 1-based line position.