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2026-10-14 18:17:51 +00:00 | 464 commits to main since this releaseRicher session events, session titles in bot posts, and a calmer note when a
summary was read in parts. Tried on the dev server as4.5.2-rc1.Upgrading from 4.5.1
- One database migration (#1187): it adds
windows_readand
prompt_truncatedtosummarisation_runs. Additive; back up first, then run
make migrate-safefrom the new release beforedocker compose up -d. BOT_CONTRACT_VERSIONis unchanged (2). Update the backend and the bot
together: the session title in bot posts (#1184) is the bot's.- Summaries read differently. The extraction prompt asks for more detail
(#1189), so the events behind a summary are longer and there are more story
events. Sessions already summarised keep their summary until a GM re-runs it.
Added
- [repo] The eval harness reports how specific the session events are (#1189).
python -m evals --detailadds words per verified event and the names in
them, sorted by whether the model could have read them in the cited lines,
elsewhere in the transcript, or nowhere (invented). A report only: no CI
threshold reads it.
Changed
- [bot] A post that names a session in its title now gives the number and the session's title. The reminder reads "In an hour: Session 14 · The Lantern Market at Dusk"; an untitled session stays "Session 14". A long title is cut so the whole title fits Discord's 256 characters. Descriptions and fields, and the two plain lines that ping (the vote reminder and the RSVP nudge), still use the number only.
- [webapp] Bot posts carry the session's own title.
session_factsaddstitlewhen the session has one, and no event sends a placeholder such as "Untitled Session" or "Session 14" under that key any more. Additive: noBOT_CONTRACT_VERSIONbump. - [webapp] The note under a session summary now says only what happened to that summary (#1187). "Summarised in parts" appears when the transcript really was read in several parts, with no lock and no list of possible limits; a plain warning appears if the start of the transcript was detected as cut off. Everything else stays on Admin → Bot settings.
- [webapp] Session events say more (#1189): the AI is asked for who did what, to whom or with what, and how it turned out, taking every name and detail from the lines it cites. On a real session this roughly doubled the story events a summary is built from. Two checks that drop events wrongly are loosened, both still refusing when anyone else spoke in between: an event about a player's action is kept when it cites the GM's set-up and outcome around that player's own line, and an event about something the GM said is kept when the GM's line is within five seconds of the line cited.
Fixed
- [webapp] A session event citing a moment inside a long transcript line, or its end, is no longer rejected (#1189): the citation resolves to that line and the event keeps it, recorded as a repair.
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- One database migration (#1187): it adds