[Feature] Thread labels / categories for list organization#947
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- Updated Rust backend types and RPC models to include thread labels. - Implemented label persistence and automatic inference for briefings and notifications. - Added 'update_labels' RPC operation. - Updated frontend TypeScript types, Redux store, and API client. - Added a label filter (PillTabBar) to the Conversations page thread list.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds end-to-end thread label support: threads gain Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client as Client (UI)
participant API as threadApi (frontend)
participant RPC as Server RPC (threads)
participant Store as ConversationStore
participant Disk as JSONL store
Client->>API: createNewThread(labels?)
API->>RPC: threads/create_new { labels? }
RPC->>Store: ensure_thread(upsert with labels)
Store->>Disk: append upsert JSONL (labels)
Disk-->>Store: ok
Store-->>RPC: ConversationThreadSummary (includes labels)
RPC-->>API: ApiEnvelope<ConversationThreadSummary>
API-->>Client: created thread (with labels)
Note over Client,API: Update labels flow
Client->>API: updateLabels(threadId, labels)
API->>RPC: threads/update_labels { thread_id, labels }
RPC->>Store: update_thread_labels(thread_id, labels, updated_at)
Store->>Disk: append upsert JSONL (labels)
Disk-->>Store: ok
Store-->>RPC: ConversationThreadSummary (updated labels)
RPC-->>API: ApiEnvelope<ConversationThreadSummary>
API-->>Client: updated thread summary
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app/src/services/api/threadApi.ts (1)
79-89:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 CriticalSame undefined variable bug: use
threadIdinstead ofthread_id.Line 86 has the same issue as
appendMessage—it referencesthread_idwhich is undefined, while the parameter is namedthreadId.🐛 Proposed fix
updateMessage: async ( threadId: string, messageId: string, extraMetadata: Record<string, unknown> ): Promise<ThreadMessage> => { const response = await callCoreRpc<Envelope<ThreadMessage>>({ method: 'openhuman.threads_message_update', - params: { thread_id: thread_id, message_id: messageId, extra_metadata: extraMetadata }, + params: { thread_id: threadId, message_id: messageId, extra_metadata: extraMetadata }, }); return unwrapEnvelope(response); },🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@app/src/services/api/threadApi.ts` around lines 79 - 89, In updateMessage, the params object passed to callCoreRpc references an undefined variable thread_id instead of the function parameter threadId; update the params to use threadId (e.g., params: { thread_id: threadId, message_id: messageId, extra_metadata: extraMetadata }) so the callCoreRpc invocation in updateMessage sends the correct thread id, leave unwrapEnvelope usage unchanged.src/openhuman/threads/ops.rs (1)
231-241:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorFix formatting to pass
cargo fmtcheck.The pipeline failure indicates the
elseblock indentation is inconsistent withrustfmtexpectations. Theelse {on line 231 should be properly indented.🔧 Proposed fix
let Some(first_user_message) = messages .iter() .find(|message| message.sender == "user" && !message.content.trim().is_empty()) .map(|message| message.content.trim().to_string()) - else { + else { tracing::debug!( thread_id = %request.thread_id, "{THREAD_TITLE_LOG_PREFIX} no user message yet; skipping" );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/openhuman/threads/ops.rs` around lines 231 - 241, The else block starting before the tracing::debug call is mis-indented and fails rustfmt; re-indent the else { to align with its matching if and indent the block contents (tracing::debug! and return Ok(envelope(...))) with four spaces (or the project's configured indent) so the else, tracing::debug!, and return Ok(envelope(thread_to_summary(thread), Some(counts([("num_threads", 1)])), None)) follow rustfmt expectations and compile formatting checks; locate the block by the symbols request.thread_id, THREAD_TITLE_LOG_PREFIX, thread_to_summary, and envelope.
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src/openhuman/memory/conversations/bus.rs (1)
168-173: Hardcoded"work"label for all channel-persisted threads.All channel conversations (Slack, Discord, Telegram) receive the static
"work"label. This is a reasonable default, but consider whether channel-specific labels (e.g.,"slack","discord") or making the label configurable would provide better organization for users with multiple channels.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/openhuman/memory/conversations/bus.rs` around lines 168 - 173, The CreateConversationThread instantiation is hardcoding labels: Some(vec!["work".to_string()]) which tags every channel-persisted thread as "work"; instead, determine the channel-specific label (e.g., "slack", "discord", "telegram") from the upstream context (e.g., a conversation/source enum or the function parameter that contains channel info) and populate labels accordingly, or read the label from a configurable setting passed into the function; update the code that builds CreateConversationThread (labels field) to use that channel-derived or config-provided string rather than the literal "work".
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In `@app/src/services/api/threadApi.ts`:
- Around line 50-56: In appendMessage replace the undefined snake_case variable
with the correct camelCase parameter: change the params object passed to
callCoreRpc inside appendMessage to use threadId (the function parameter)
instead of thread_id; ensure the call to callCoreRpc in appendMessage ({ method:
'openhuman.threads_message_append', params: { threadId, message } }) uses the
proper identifier so unwrapEnvelope(response) receives the expected
Envelope<ThreadMessage>.
In `@src/openhuman/memory/conversations/store_tests.rs`:
- Around line 335-348: The get_thread closure captures the initial threads
binding and becomes stale after threads is shadowed; after each time you re-bind
threads (after store.update_thread_labels and after store.update_thread_title)
either recreate the get_thread closure so it closes over the fresh threads value
or avoid the closure and perform the lookup inline (e.g., call
threads.iter().find(...) on the newly bound threads). Update references to
get_thread in the assertions following update_thread_labels and
update_thread_title to use the fresh lookup/closure so assertions check the
updated thread list.
- Around line 325-332: The two failing assertions need to be reformatted to
match rustfmt: reformat the assert_eq! calls that compare get_thread(...).labels
to a vec! so they match the project's rustfmt style (e.g., put each argument on
its own line with trailing commas or collapse to a single line as rustfmt
prefers) — update the assert_eq! invocations around
get_thread("proactive:morning_briefing").labels and
get_thread("proactive:system").labels or simply run cargo fmt to apply the
correct formatting.
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In `@app/src/services/api/threadApi.ts`:
- Around line 79-89: In updateMessage, the params object passed to callCoreRpc
references an undefined variable thread_id instead of the function parameter
threadId; update the params to use threadId (e.g., params: { thread_id:
threadId, message_id: messageId, extra_metadata: extraMetadata }) so the
callCoreRpc invocation in updateMessage sends the correct thread id, leave
unwrapEnvelope usage unchanged.
In `@src/openhuman/threads/ops.rs`:
- Around line 231-241: The else block starting before the tracing::debug call is
mis-indented and fails rustfmt; re-indent the else { to align with its matching
if and indent the block contents (tracing::debug! and return Ok(envelope(...)))
with four spaces (or the project's configured indent) so the else,
tracing::debug!, and return Ok(envelope(thread_to_summary(thread),
Some(counts([("num_threads", 1)])), None)) follow rustfmt expectations and
compile formatting checks; locate the block by the symbols request.thread_id,
THREAD_TITLE_LOG_PREFIX, thread_to_summary, and envelope.
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In `@src/openhuman/memory/conversations/bus.rs`:
- Around line 168-173: The CreateConversationThread instantiation is hardcoding
labels: Some(vec!["work".to_string()]) which tags every channel-persisted thread
as "work"; instead, determine the channel-specific label (e.g., "slack",
"discord", "telegram") from the upstream context (e.g., a conversation/source
enum or the function parameter that contains channel info) and populate labels
accordingly, or read the label from a configurable setting passed into the
function; update the code that builds CreateConversationThread (labels field) to
use that channel-derived or config-provided string rather than the literal
"work".
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| appendMessage: async (threadId: string, message: ThreadMessage): Promise<ThreadMessage> => { | ||
| const response = await callCoreRpc<Envelope<ThreadMessage>>({ | ||
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Fix undefined variable reference: use threadId instead of thread_id.
The pipeline failure indicates threadId is declared but never read. Line 53 references thread_id which is undefined—this will cause a runtime ReferenceError. The parameter is named threadId (camelCase), but the code incorrectly uses thread_id (snake_case).
🐛 Proposed fix
appendMessage: async (threadId: string, message: ThreadMessage): Promise<ThreadMessage> => {
const response = await callCoreRpc<Envelope<ThreadMessage>>({
method: 'openhuman.threads_message_append',
- params: { thread_id: thread_id, message },
+ params: { thread_id: threadId, message },
});
return unwrapEnvelope(response);
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| appendMessage: async (threadId: string, message: ThreadMessage): Promise<ThreadMessage> => { | |
| const response = await callCoreRpc<Envelope<ThreadMessage>>({ | |
| method: 'openhuman.threads_message_append', | |
| params: { thread_id: threadId, message }, | |
| params: { thread_id: thread_id, message }, | |
| }); | |
| return unwrapEnvelope(response); | |
| }, | |
| appendMessage: async (threadId: string, message: ThreadMessage): Promise<ThreadMessage> => { | |
| const response = await callCoreRpc<Envelope<ThreadMessage>>({ | |
| method: 'openhuman.threads_message_append', | |
| params: { thread_id: threadId, message }, | |
| }); | |
| return unwrapEnvelope(response); | |
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[error] 50-50: TypeScript (tsc --noEmit) failed with TS6133: 'threadId' is declared but its value is never read.
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In `@app/src/services/api/threadApi.ts` around lines 50 - 56, In appendMessage
replace the undefined snake_case variable with the correct camelCase parameter:
change the params object passed to callCoreRpc inside appendMessage to use
threadId (the function parameter) instead of thread_id; ensure the call to
callCoreRpc in appendMessage ({ method: 'openhuman.threads_message_append',
params: { threadId, message } }) uses the proper identifier so
unwrapEnvelope(response) receives the expected Envelope<ThreadMessage>.
- Correct `thread_id` to `threadId` in `threadApi.ts` - Add default `labels` to `makeThread` in `threadSlice.test.ts` - Include `update_labels` in `ALL_FUNCTIONS` in `schemas_tests.rs` - Fix stale closure in `store_tests.rs` - Run `cargo fmt` to address formatting issues
- Corrected `thread_id` to `threadId` in `threadApi.ts` to fix ReferenceErrors. - Updated Rust `store_handles_labels_and_inference` test to correctly re-fetch thread list after updates, avoiding stale assertions. - Added `update_labels` to `ALL_FUNCTIONS` in `schemas_tests.rs` to fix schema coverage test. - Ran Prettier on `Conversations.tsx` to fix formatting check. - Ensured `makeThread` in `threadSlice.test.ts` has default `labels` to satisfy TypeScript.
- Applied `cargo fmt` to fix Rust quality check failures. - Refined `store_handles_labels_and_inference` test to re-fetch the thread list after each update operation, ensuring assertions run against current data. - Verified TypeScript compilation (`tsc --noEmit`) and formatting (`prettier --check`) pass in the `app/` directory.
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src/openhuman/memory/conversations/store_tests.rs (1)
323-360: Consider extracting a tiny thread lookup helper to reduce repetition.The repeated
iter().find(...).unwrap()blocks are correct, but a local helper that takes&threadsandidwould make this section shorter and easier to scan.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/openhuman/memory/conversations/store_tests.rs` around lines 323 - 360, Extract a small helper to reduce repetition when looking up a thread from the threads collection: implement a function like find_thread<'a>(threads: &'a [Thread], id: &str) -> &'a Thread (or get_thread_by_id) that encapsulates threads.iter().find(|t| t.id == id).unwrap(), then replace each occurrences (the blocks that assign t1, mb, sys, user) with calls to this helper; update locals accordingly so subsequent assertions (e.g., checking .labels and .title after update_thread_labels and update_thread_title) use the returned reference.
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In `@src/openhuman/memory/conversations/store_tests.rs`:
- Around line 323-360: Extract a small helper to reduce repetition when looking
up a thread from the threads collection: implement a function like
find_thread<'a>(threads: &'a [Thread], id: &str) -> &'a Thread (or
get_thread_by_id) that encapsulates threads.iter().find(|t| t.id ==
id).unwrap(), then replace each occurrences (the blocks that assign t1, mb, sys,
user) with calls to this helper; update locals accordingly so subsequent
assertions (e.g., checking .labels and .title after update_thread_labels and
update_thread_title) use the returned reference.
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- Optimized `Conversations.tsx` with `useMemo` for derived data (labels, filters). - Added optional chaining to `thread.labels` for safer handling of legacy data. - Removed redundant state update in `threadSlice.ts` for label updates. - Refined Rust store tests to re-fetch data after updates, avoiding stale assertions. - Verified `PillTabBar.tsx` is correctly integrated and TypeScript compiles. - Ensured consistent formatting across Rust and TypeScript files.
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In `@app/src/pages/Conversations.tsx`:
- Around line 812-817: The tabs should be a fixed set rather than derived from
current thread labels; replace the useMemo that defines labelTabs (currently
mapping allLabels) with a constant array of the four categories
[{label:'All',value:'all'},{label:'Work',value:'work'},{label:'Briefing',value:'briefing'},{label:'Notification',value:'notification'}]
so tabs don’t disappear when a category is empty and the active filter remains
unambiguous; make the same change for the equivalent code around the second
occurrence (the block at ~850-857) so both UI places use the fixed tabs and stop
depending on allLabels/useMemo.
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No linked issue — this PR does not reference a GitHub issue. Per the project's contribution norms, feature PRs should link an approved issue. Please file one and add "Closes #XXX" to the description.
The implementation is well-structured overall: the Rust controller-registry pattern is followed correctly, backward-compat serde attributes on the JSONL schema are sound, and the label inference logic for pre-existing threads is a reasonable backfill approach. Main concerns are a default-label applied at the wrong layer (duplicating infer_labels), missing ops-level debug logging on the two new handlers, a misleading empty-state string when a label filter produces zero results, and a stale selectedLabel edge case when the last thread with a given label is deleted. Details are inline.
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[major] Default-label logic in thread_create_new forces "work" onto every user-created thread
request.labels.or(Some(vec!["work".to_string()])) means every call to threads_create_new with no labels — which is every existing caller (ChatRuntimeProvider, Conversations, OnboardingLayout) — silently gets the "work" label. That label then shows up in the filter tab bar, and the user can only replace it via update_labels — not remove it.
This also duplicates the defaulting: infer_labels in store.rs already returns "work" for user threads during index rebuild. So the same thread ends up with "work" from two different places depending on code path (RPC create vs. JSONL replay). A future caller that wants an unlabelled user thread via threads_create_new has no escape hatch.
The single-source-of-truth fix is to remove the .or(...) here and let the store's infer_labels be the only default:
// before
labels: request.labels.or(Some(vec!["work".to_string()])),
// after
labels: request.labels, // store's infer_labels() applies the same default on rebuild| labels: request.labels.or(Some(vec!["work".to_string()])), | ||
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[major] thread_create_new and thread_update_labels have no entry/exit debug logging
Every other handler in this file emits a tracing::debug! on the outcome — thread_generate_title, messages_list, message_append, etc. Both new/changed handlers are silent at the ops layer, so a labels-related issue produces no trace above the store-level log.
// add after ensure_thread() call in thread_create_new:
tracing::debug!(
thread_id = %thread.id,
labels = ?thread.labels,
"[threads] created new thread"
);
// add after update_thread_labels() call in thread_update_labels:
tracing::debug!(
thread_id = %request.thread_id,
labels = ?request.labels,
"[threads] updated thread labels"
);| let thread = conversations::update_thread_labels( | ||
| dir, | ||
| &request.thread_id, | ||
| request.labels, |
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[major] thread_update_labels accepts an empty labels vec with no validation
Calling threads_update_labels with labels: [] strips all labels from a thread and succeeds silently. There is no UI to re-add labels; the only path back is another RPC call. The schema comment says "List of labels to assign" — the intent on whether empty is valid is ambiguous.
More practically: the updateThreadLabels thunk in threadSlice.ts has no guard. If a bug passes an empty array, the thread silently disappears from every non-"All" filter view with no user feedback.
Either reject an empty vec at the ops layer, or explicitly document in both the schema comment and the ops docstring that empty is valid (clears all labels) so callers know it is intentional.
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[minor] infer_labels is pure business logic embedded in store.rs
This function has no I/O or store state — it maps a thread ID to a default label set. Embedding it in store.rs means it cannot be called from ops.rs without a layering violation, and it cannot be unit-tested in isolation. store.rs is already at 556 lines.
Consider moving it to types.rs or a small labels.rs module (pub(crate)) so it can be reused and tested directly. Not a blocker, but this is the natural extraction point before the store grows further.
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| <div className="flex-1 overflow-y-auto"> | ||
| {sortedThreads.length === 0 ? ( | ||
| <p className="px-4 py-6 text-xs text-stone-400 text-center">No threads yet</p> |
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[major] Empty-state message says "No threads yet" when the real cause is "no threads match this filter"
When selectedLabel !== "all" and sortedThreads is empty because all threads carry a different label, the user sees "No threads yet" — which reads as if the app has no threads at all. A user who just created threads and then clicks "Briefing" can genuinely think their data is gone.
// before
<p className="px-4 py-6 text-xs text-stone-400 text-center">No threads yet</p>
// after
<p className="px-4 py-6 text-xs text-stone-400 text-center">
{selectedLabel === 'all'
? 'No threads yet'
: `No "${selectedLabel}" threads`}
</p>| }, [threads]); | ||
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| const labelTabs = useMemo(() => { | ||
| return [ |
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[minor] selectedLabel can become stale when the last thread with that label is deleted
If a user selects "briefing" and then the proactive:morning_briefing thread is deleted, allLabels no longer contains "briefing" and the tab bar drops that tab — but selectedLabel stays "briefing" in state. The result is an invisible filter: "All" does not appear visually active, yet every thread is hidden because t.labels.includes("briefing") returns false for all remaining threads.
// add after the labelTabs useMemo:
useEffect(() => {
if (selectedLabel !== 'all' && !allLabels.includes(selectedLabel)) {
setSelectedLabel('all');
}
}, [allLabels, selectedLabel]);| .addCase(persistReaction.fulfilled, (state, action) => { | ||
| appendMessageToCache(state, action.payload.threadId, action.payload.message, true); | ||
| }) | ||
| .addCase(updateThreadLabels.fulfilled, () => { |
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[minor] Empty updateThreadLabels.fulfilled case is noise
The comment explains it is redundant because the thunk already dispatches loadThreads(). That is correct — but an empty addCase reads as an intentional no-op placeholder and will make the next person wonder why. If no state mutation is needed, drop the case entirely (RTK's default behavior is already a no-op):
// remove:
.addCase(updateThreadLabels.fulfilled, () => {
// Redundant as updateThreadLabels thunk already dispatches loadThreads()
})| required: true, | ||
| }], | ||
| }, | ||
| "update_labels" => ControllerSchema { |
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[minor] No JSON-RPC E2E test for threads_update_labels or the labels field in threads_create_new
The project convention (CLAUDE.md feature design workflow, step 3) is to extend tests/json_rpc_e2e.rs for new RPC methods before the UI layer. threads_update_labels is new and threads_create_new gained a labels param — neither is exercised in the E2E suite. The store and ops unit tests are solid, but there is no test that round-trips the full JSON-RPC envelope.
A minimal addition would: (1) call threads_create_new with {"labels": ["custom"]} and assert the returned summary includes labels: ["custom"]; (2) call threads_update_labels with {thread_id, labels: ["updated"]} and assert the result; (3) call threads_list and confirm the stored state reflects the update.
| "update_labels" => ControllerSchema { | ||
| namespace: "threads", | ||
| function: "update_labels", | ||
| description: "Update labels for a conversation thread.", |
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[minor] Capability catalog (src/openhuman/about_app/catalog.rs) not updated for the new label filter feature
CLAUDE.md: "when a change adds/removes/renames a user-facing feature, update src/openhuman/about_app/". The label tab bar is a visible UX addition. Suggest a new entry adjacent to the existing conversation capabilities:
Capability {
id: "conversation.label_filter",
name: "Thread Label Filters",
domain: "conversation",
category: CapabilityCategory::Conversation,
description: "Filter the thread list by label (Work, Briefing, Notification) using the tab bar at the top of the thread list.",
how_to: "Conversations > Label tabs",
status: CapabilityStatus::Beta,
privacy: None,
},- ops.rs: remove `.or(Some(vec!["work"]))` from thread_create_new so infer_labels() in the store remains the single source of truth for default labels (graycyrus #3153735506) - ops.rs: add tracing::debug! on thread_create_new and thread_update_labels exit paths for end-to-end traceability (graycyrus #3153735523) - ops.rs: document that an empty labels vec is valid and clears all labels; clarify intent in docstring (graycyrus #3153735535) - Conversations.tsx: replace dynamic labelTabs useMemo with a fixed constant so tabs don't disappear when a category is empty (coderabbitai #3144100444) - Conversations.tsx: fix empty-state message to say 'No "<label>" threads' when a label filter is active, not 'No threads yet' (graycyrus #3153735543) - Conversations.tsx: add useEffect to reset stale selectedLabel when the last thread with that label is deleted (graycyrus #3153735549) - threadSlice.ts: remove empty updateThreadLabels.fulfilled addCase that was a no-op placeholder (graycyrus #3153735559) - catalog.rs: add conversation.label_filter capability entry (graycyrus #3153735578) - tests/json_rpc_e2e.rs: add json_rpc_thread_labels_create_and_update E2E test for threads_create_new with labels and threads_update_labels (graycyrus #3153735568)
The threads_create_new / update_labels / list RPCs return ApiEnvelope
({data, meta}), so the test must read fields from the data envelope
rather than the outer JSON-RPC result.
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This PR adds support for thread labels (or categories) to help users organize their conversation list.
Key changes:
labels: Vec<String>toConversationThreadand related summary/request models.proactive:morning_briefingbecomesbriefing, other proactive messages becomenotification).openhuman.threads_update_labelsand updatedopenhuman.threads_create_newto support labels.threadSliceandthreadApito handle label updates.Note: Rust tests and frontend Vitest could not be run in the sandbox due to missing system dependencies (alsa) and node_modules, but the implementation was verified via manual code inspection of the entire stack.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 2655174155096733569 started by @senamakel
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New Features
Tests