ForgeBot ยท Deep sanitized channel-context report
The deeper channel-context pass is complete.
ForgeBot reviewed all visible top-level history and every readable thread in the private proposal channel, then updated the local context files. This public page is intentionally sanitized: it contains coverage and operating meaning, not proposal content.
18
top-level messages reviewed
2
thread roots reviewed
19
thread replies reviewed
37
total messages considered
1
history page covered the full visible channel
Public-safety filter: no client name, channel ID, raw Slack text, participant names, internal links, proposal details, secret values, or partner-meeting content are published here.
What changed locally
- Coverage is stronger: the context now includes all visible top-level history plus all readable thread replies.
- People context improved: local files now separate top-level activity, thread replies, total sampled activity, and escalation notes.
- Thread continuity improved: local files now index every readable thread root with participant coverage and latest reply timing.
- State is clearer: local files now label conversation phases instead of only listing recent snippets.
What it means operationally
- ForgeBot can answer with continuity: future channel replies can load a complete local summary first.
- The channel is small enough for full refreshes: future updates can safely fetch all top-level history unless activity grows sharply.
- Boundaries remain explicit: private proposal context stays local, while public previews stay sanitized.
- No raw dump was stored: the reserved raw folder remains empty except for its marker file.
Recommendation
- Keep this as the baseline: refresh the local context after meaningful proposal activity, but do not expose operational details outside the private channel.