feat(store): add an optional org field to group projects by organization - #1151
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Configuration and save inheritance
Interface filters and export
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI_or_MCP
participant project_config
participant Store
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CLI_or_MCP->>project_config: resolve configured org when no explicit org is provided
CLI_or_MCP->>Store: save or search with org
Store->>Store: persist or filter observations by org
CLI_or_MCP->>ObsidianExport: pass org filter
ObsidianExport->>Store: export matching observations
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A failed export can remove an existing hub, and a crafted state file can delete outside the export directory. The CLI filter propagation also lacks regression protection. These should be resolved before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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internal/store/store.go (1)
3041-3051: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInclude
orgin the duplicate identity.Two saves with equal content, title, type, project, and scope but different organizations match this lookup. The second save only increments
duplicate_count. It does not create a row for the second organization.Organization-filtered searches then return incomplete results. Add an
orgequality condition and its argument to this lookup.Proposed fix
WHERE normalized_hash = ? AND ifnull(project, '') = ifnull(?, '') AND scope = ? + AND ifnull(org, '') = ifnull(?, '') AND type = ? AND title = ? ... - normHash, nullableString(p.Project), scope, p.Type, title, window, + normHash, nullableString(p.Project), scope, nullableString(p.Org), p.Type, title, window,The PR objective defines
orgas a second grouping axis alongsideprojectandscope.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1134-1134: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winShow
orgin CLI search results.Line 1134 renders
projectandscope, but notr.Org. A cross-project search cannot identify each result's organization label. Render non-nilr.Orgvalues and add a regression test for results from different organizations.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/mcp/mcp.go`:
- Around line 1134-1140: Update handleListProjects to read the optional
organization filter from req.GetArguments()["org"], normalize it to the expected
string value, and pass it to s.ListProjectsWithStats instead of the hardcoded
empty string. Preserve the existing tool-error handling for list failures and
use an empty filter when org is omitted.
In `@internal/obsidian/exporter.go`:
- Around line 200-206: The export reconciliation around the organization filter
must remove previously tracked files whose observations no longer match the
selected Org, rather than skipping them before cleanup. Update the exporter’s
state.Files reconciliation to use the selected observation set, preserving
matching exports, and add a regression test that performs exports with different
Org values and verifies stale files are removed.
In `@internal/store/store_test.go`:
- Around line 14855-14857: Add focused tests in the store test suite for the
uncovered organization-aware branches: verify pre-organization migration
followed by an idempotent reopen, organization-preserving import and
pulled-observation upsert insert/update paths, FTS and short-term LIKE filtering
in SearchPreviewsContext, session-only and prompt-only organization filtering in
ListProjectsWithStats, and deduplication of identical observations independently
per organization.
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In `@cmd/engram/main.go`:
- Line 1134: Update the CLI search-result formatting around the fmt.Printf call
to include the organization label from r.Org when it is non-nil, while
preserving the existing project and scope output. Add a regression test covering
results from different organizations and verifying each organization is
rendered.
In `@internal/store/store.go`:
- Around line 3041-3051: Update the duplicate-observation lookup in the save
path to include an organization equality condition alongside project and scope,
and pass the observation’s org value as the corresponding query argument.
Preserve the existing duplicate detection behavior for all other identity fields
so organizations remain separate grouping axes.
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The two out-of-range findings from the review are addressed as well:
While fixing those, two more sites in the same family were hardened:
Known limitation, deliberately out of scope to keep this PR reviewable: the passive-capture write path ( |
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In `@cmd/engram/main.go`:
- Around line 1088-1092: The --org parsing in the command-line parsers must
reject missing, empty, or flag-like values instead of consuming them or treating
them as omitted. Update each parser handling --org so invalid forms return a
usage error while valid organization names remain unchanged, and add
deterministic error-path tests for search, save, obsidian-export, and projects
list.
In `@internal/obsidian/exporter.go`:
- Around line 204-205: Update the filter cleanup in the exporter around
state.Files, sessionObsRefs, and topicObsRefs to remove stale session and topic
hub files, then replace state.SessionHubs and state.TopicHubs with hubs
generated from the current selection. Extend the re-export test to verify that
the Globex session hub is removed.
In `@internal/store/store.go`:
- Line 5072: Update the newer Import and applyObservationUpsertTx paths so an
omitted Observation.Org or syncObservationPayload.Org preserves the existing
organization value instead of writing NULL; only explicitly provided null/clear
requests may remove it. Track JSON field presence or enforce a suitable
payload/export version, and add regression coverage for legacy import and
pulled-sync payloads that omit org.
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In `@cmd/engram/main_test.go`:
- Around line 2993-2997: Strengthen the valid --org case in the
cmdObsidianExport test by asserting filtering behavior, such as Created: 0 or
absence of the observation file, in addition to the successful exit check. Keep
the test focused on verifying that the CLI propagates the org value into
obsidian.ExportConfig.
In `@internal/obsidian/exporter.go`:
- Line 337: Update the hub-generation flow around state.SessionHubs and the
corresponding topic-hub map to track desired selected hub keys separately from
successfully written hubs; when a selected hub write fails, retain its previous
state entry and ensure stale cleanup deletes only hubs absent from the desired
selection. Add deterministic regression coverage for both session-hub and
topic-hub write failures.
- Around line 361-362: Constrain persisted paths before deletion in every
cleanup loop handling Files, SessionHubs, and TopicHubs, rather than passing
relPath directly through filepath.Join and os.Remove. Scope deletions to engRoot
with os.Root or reject paths that escape the root, while preserving the existing
missing-file handling. Add regression tests covering traversal or escaping paths
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3003-3012: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAssert the actual org-filtering result, not just the exit code.
This subtest seeds an observation with no
org, then exports with--org acme-corp, and only checkscode == 0and the absence of the--org requires a valuestring. It never checks that the export actually filtered by org (for example,Created: 0in stdout, or that no markdown file was written for the untagged observation).This is the same gap a prior review flagged: without this assertion, the test still passes if
cmdObsidianExportstops copyingorgintoexportCfg.Org. Assert on the export result to make this a real regression test for the CLI wiring.As per path instructions,
**/*_test.gorequires deterministic coverage of behavior changes; this subtest currently checks only the flag-parsing path, not the filtering behavior it is named for.🧪 Proposed strengthening
t.Run("--org with a real value still works", func(t *testing.T) { cfg := testConfig(t) vaultDir := t.TempDir() mustSeedObservation(t, cfg, "obsidian-org-flag", "obsidian-org-flag", "bugfix", "Org flag export", "content", "project") withArgs(t, "engram", "obsidian-export", "--vault", vaultDir, "--project", "obsidian-org-flag", "--org", "acme-corp") - _, stderr, code := captureExitPanic(t, func() { cmdObsidianExport(cfg) }) + stdout, stderr, code := captureExitPanic(t, func() { cmdObsidianExport(cfg) }) if code != 0 || strings.Contains(stderr, "--org requires a value") { t.Fatalf("exitCode=%d stderr=%q, want a normal export run", code, stderr) } + if !strings.Contains(stdout, "Created: 0") { + t.Fatalf("expected the org filter to exclude the untagged observation, got: %q", stdout) + } })🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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subtest around cmdObsidianExport by capturing stdout and asserting that the
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Rebased onto current main — the branch is clean again and can be merged without conflicts. The required checks still haven't been able to run: GitHub is holding the workflow runs for maintainer approval, so even the policy checks (issue reference, status:approved) are stuck at "Expected — waiting". Whenever you get a moment to approve the runs, the suite should go green. Nothing else pending on my side. |
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Rebased onto current main, clean, no conflicts. Head is now de33156. For context: on the previous head (87796d1) the full suite ran and Just needs "Approve and run" on the new head whenever you have a |
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In `@internal/mcp/mcp.go`:
- Line 1476: Trim explicit organization values at all CLI and MCP boundaries
before save precedence resolution or filter calls, including the MCP request
handling around org and CLI save, search, project-listing, and Obsidian export
flows. Preserve configFile.Org normalization and ensure Store.AddObservation and
exact-match filters receive the trimmed value. Add whitespace-focused coverage
for each boundary, verifying persistence and matching behavior.
In `@internal/obsidian/exporter.go`:
- Around line 362-363: Update the stale-hub deletion flow in the exporter so a
failed os.Remove preserves the hub entry in the rebuilt state.SessionHubs or
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- Around line 1190-1192: Make the stale-hub deletion-failure test deterministic
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Add an optional "org" field to .engram/config.json, exposed on DetectionResult.Org whenever detection resolves via SourceConfig. It is free-text with no canonicalization beyond trimming whitespace, and only populated for the config-detection path so it composes with the existing project-name resolution precedence. Part of Gentleman-Programming#776: org is a second grouping axis orthogonal to scope. Empty by default, so single-context users with an existing config.json see no behavior change.
Add an optional, free-text "org" column to observations — orthogonal to scope, additive via the repo's existing addColumnIfNotExists migration pattern, and threaded through every insert/update/select/scan path (save, topic-key revision, dedupe update, Import, and the cloud sync apply/payload path) so it survives sync round-trips without gating replication on it. Wire org filtering into Search (FTS, LIKE fallback, and the topic-key direct-match path) and into ListProjectsWithStats, which now takes an org parameter (empty = current behavior, all 7 call sites updated). CLI: `engram save --org`, `engram search --org`, and `engram projects list --org` (header becomes "Projects (N) — org: X"). `save` inherits org from the nearest .engram/config.json when --org is omitted, independent of how --project itself was resolved, matching the project package's existing config-detection precedence. `obsidian-export --org` filters the same way --project already does: a cheap post-fetch filter over already-fetched observations, no store plumbing changes required. Closes Gentleman-Programming#776.
…ct, mem_list_projects, mem_session_summary mem_save accepts an optional "org" parameter that overrides the org inherited from .engram/config.json for the current directory (same inheritance rule as the CLI's `save --org`). mem_search accepts "org" as a plain filter, matching mem_current_project which now includes "org" in its response envelope whenever the repo config sets one. mem_list_projects accepts the same "org" filter as `engram projects list --org`, scoping the listing to projects with at least one observation tagged with that org — without it, MCP callers had no way to reproduce the CLI's org-scoped listing. mem_session_summary inherits org from .engram/config.json the same way mem_save does, since it has no explicit org argument of its own — without this, a session summary saved in an org-scoped repo silently carried no org and vanished from org-filtered views. Update the MCP tool contract fixture for the two new optional string parameters (promote-v1 refuses to auto-write this class of change since these tools already had additionalProperties:true at the top level, so the fixture was hand-edited to match the formatter's canonical output — verified by TestMCPToolContractV1).
enqueueRescuedProjectMutationsTx used a hand-rolled SELECT/Scan pair for observations instead of observationSelectColumns/scanObservationRow, so it predated the org column and never picked it up. A rescued observation's org silently dropped out of the journaled sync mutation, meaning `engram projects rescue-ownership` stripped org from synced observations. Add org to both the SELECT and the Scan destination list, in the same position used everywhere else (right after scope, before topic_key).
A process-level project override (ENGRAM_PROJECT / mcp --project) only resolves Project/Source/Path — it never reads .engram/config.json — so handleCurrentProject fully replaced the cwd-detected DetectionResult with the override's result, silently dropping any org label the repo config had set. The override still wins project identity; carry the cwd-detected Org through instead of losing it.
…stale-hub deletions Review actionables from the 2026-09-16 full review: - org values are trimmed at every explicit entry point (CLI --org in search, save, list-projects, export; MCP org argument in save, search, list_projects) so surrounding whitespace cannot mint a distinct organization or miss exact-match filters. - when deleting a stale session or topic hub fails with a real error, the exporter keeps the hub's state entry so the next export retries the deletion instead of orphaning the file.
Replace the chmod-0555 mechanism (skipped under root, so root-owned CI had no coverage of this path) with non-empty directories standing in for the stale hub files: os.Remove fails with ENOTEMPTY for any euid on any OS. Emptying the directories before the third export lets the retry delete them, preserving the full fail-keep-retry-prune lifecycle assertions.
Upstream Gentleman-Programming#1247 added the /projects HTTP route promising parity with the CLI and MCP project listings, which this branch made org-aware. Read the org query parameter, trim it at the boundary like every other surface, and pass it to ListProjectsWithStats so HTTP cannot silently diverge. Covered by TestListProjectsEndpointOrgFilter.
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Closes #776 — opened at the maintainer's request in that thread, with the issue already
status:approved.🏷️ PR Type
type:feature— New feature (non-breaking change that adds functionality)📝 Summary
orgfield as a second grouping axis for observations, so projects can be grouped by the organization they belong to.orgcolumn on observations, carried through every write path: insert, topic-key revision, import, upsert, and rescued-mutation journaling.orgexposed in search results and previews alongsideprojectandscope, and usable as a filter in FTS, LIKE, and topic-key direct lookups.orgsupport in the MCP tools:mem_save,mem_search,mem_current_project,mem_list_projects,mem_session_summary— preserved bymem_current_projectunder process override.orgsourced from the repo's.engram/config.jsongrouping label, and usable as an--orgfilter in the Obsidian exporter.org, so identical content in different orgs is not collapsed.orgis optional everywhere; existing rows, imports, and clients without the field behave exactly as before.Size note (
size:exception): 2,243 insertions / 90 deletions across 11 files. ~85% of the added lines are tests (store_test,mcp_test,exporter_test,main_test) that pin the new axis on every write path rather than sampling a few.📂 Changes
internal/store/store.goorgcolumn, write paths, dedup identity, search/preview exposure, filtersinternal/mcp/mcp.goorgargument across the five memory tools, process-override resolutioninternal/project/detect.goorggrouping label from.engram/config.jsoninternal/obsidian/exporter.go--orgexport filtercmd/engram/main.goorg*_test.go+testdataSummary by CodeRabbit
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