Add user topics generation and label management#1837
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WalkthroughThis update introduces user topic extraction from email subjects, adds user topic cache management, and integrates new message types for cache invalidation and UI refresh. It refactors Google service account handling, enhances thread and label workflows, and updates prompts and RPC interfaces to support dynamic user topic labeling and notification. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Frontend
participant NotificationProvider
participant Backend
participant ZeroDriver
participant OpenAI
User->>Frontend: Opens app / triggers topic update
Frontend->>Backend: Request user topics
Backend->>ZeroDriver: getUserTopics()
ZeroDriver->>ZeroDriver: Check topic cache
alt Cache expired or missing
ZeroDriver->>ZeroDriver: getAllSubjects()
ZeroDriver->>OpenAI: generateWhatUserCaresAbout(subjects)
OpenAI-->>ZeroDriver: Topics
ZeroDriver->>ZeroDriver: Store topics in cache
end
ZeroDriver->>ZeroDriver: Ensure labels exist for topics
ZeroDriver->>Frontend: Return topics
ZeroDriver->>Frontend: Broadcast User_Topics message
Frontend->>NotificationProvider: Receives User_Topics
NotificationProvider->>Frontend: Invalidate labels cache
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apps/mail/components/party.tsx (1)
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1468
File: apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts:386-391
Timestamp: 2025-06-27T04:59:29.731Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts, the attachment processing logic conditionally handles mixed attachment types - it preserves existing File-like objects with arrayBuffer methods while only converting serialized attachments that need processing through toAttachmentFiles.
apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.ts (1)
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1734
File: apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts:211-221
Timestamp: 2025-07-15T06:46:33.349Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts, the normalization of "draft" to "drafts" in the count() method is necessary because the navigation item in apps/mail/config/navigation.ts has id: 'drafts' (plural) while the Google API returns "draft" (singular). The nav-main.tsx component matches stats by comparing stat.label with item.id, so the backend must return "drafts" for the draft counter badge to appear in the sidebar.
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apps/server/src/lib/factories/google-subscription.factory.ts (3)
20-32: Brilliant refactoring! This is exactly what sustainable engineering looks like.The extraction of
getServiceAccountinto a standalone function is fundamentally sound - we're eliminating redundancy and creating reusable infrastructure. The error handling is robust, and the JSON validation prevents those annoying runtime failures that would otherwise crash our systems.This is the kind of architectural thinking that scales to Mars-level complexity.
49-53: Smart lazy initialization pattern - we're not wasting cycles.The conditional check with caching is exactly what you want for performance optimization. We're only parsing the service account once and reusing it, which is computationally efficient. This is the kind of micro-optimization that adds up to massive gains at scale.
109-109: Consistent usage pattern across all methods - this is proper engineering discipline.All the method calls have been correctly updated to use the new standalone
getServiceAccount()function. The consistency here is beautiful - no mixed patterns, no legacy cruft. This is how you maintain a codebase that doesn't become a nightmare to debug.Also applies to: 136-136, 169-169, 220-220
apps/mail/components/party.tsx (2)
17-17: Clean enum extension - maintaining consistency with existing message types.The new
User_Topicsmessage type follows the established naming convention and integrates seamlessly with the existing enum structure. This is exactly how you evolve interfaces without breaking everything.
58-62: Perfect cache invalidation strategy - this is how real-time systems should work.The message handler correctly invalidates the labels query cache when user topics are updated. This ensures the UI stays synchronized with backend changes without unnecessary polling or stale data. The pattern matches the existing handlers, which shows good architectural consistency.
This is the kind of reactive system design that makes applications feel instantaneous.
apps/server/src/routes/agent/types.ts (2)
18-18: Solid enum extension - keeping our type system bulletproof.Adding
User_Topics = 'zero_user_topics'maintains the established pattern and ensures type safety across the messaging system. This is exactly how you evolve TypeScript interfaces without introducing runtime surprises.
73-75: Clean union type extension - TypeScript compiler will love this.The new variant in the OutgoingMessage union follows the established pattern perfectly. Simple message type without additional properties, which keeps the interface lean and focused. This is proper type-driven development.
apps/server/src/routes/agent/rpc.ts (4)
95-96: Consistent conditional sync implementation - this optimization looks systematic.The conditional sync logic is properly implemented across all affected methods. When enabled, it maintains the previous behavior, but when disabled (current state), it skips the expensive sync operations. This is the kind of performance tuning that scales well.
The parallel Promise.all pattern for multiple thread syncs is also efficient.
Also applies to: 106-107, 151-152, 158-159
46-48: Clean RPC delegation for user topics - simple and effective.The
getUserTopics()method provides a clean interface to the underlying ZeroDriver functionality. Straightforward delegation pattern that maintains separation of concerns.
221-223: Fire-and-forget folder reload - optimized for responsiveness.The
reloadFolder()method doesn't await the operation, which makes sense for a UI refresh trigger. This keeps the RPC call responsive while the reload happens asynchronously in the background.
21-21: Immediate thread sync logic validated, performance boost engagedDisabling
shouldReSyncThreadsAfterActionsonly skips the RPC endpoint’s immediate sync calls. Full thread consistency is still maintained by:
- Pipeline-level syncs in
apps/server/src/pipelines.effect.ts- ZeroDriver’s periodic startup syncs in
apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.tsNo detrimental consistency gaps observed—this is safe to merge.
apps/server/src/lib/brain.fallback.prompts.ts (2)
203-203: Prompt simplification - removing the rigid "no spaces" constraint.Relaxing the space restriction in labels makes the system more flexible and user-friendly. The comma-separated format is standard and easier to parse than space-separated tokens. This is good UX engineering.
211-217: Strategic labeling rule updates - this is more intelligent classification.The shift to "up to 3 labels" instead of single label selection will provide richer thread categorization. Ignoring Gmail system labels is smart - we don't want to pollute our custom labeling with platform-specific noise.
The exact matching requirement for allowed_labels ensures consistency and prevents AI hallucination of non-existent labels.
apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.ts (3)
90-98: Solid implementation of subject extraction.The SQL query efficiently uses json_each to find INBOX threads. Good work.
131-157: Smart label synchronization logic.The case-insensitive comparison prevents duplicate labels, and the broadcast mechanism ensures real-time updates. This is the way.
454-459: Clean folder reload implementation.Simple and effective broadcast mechanism for UI updates.
apps/server/src/lib/analyze/interests.ts (2)
49-72: Excellent preprocessing and sampling strategy.The frequency-based approach ensures the most relevant subjects are analyzed. The token budget consideration (~250 subjects ≈ 1.5k tokens) shows good engineering judgment.
92-106: Robust AI integration with proper error handling.Low temperature setting ensures deterministic output. The error handling prevents cascading failures - exactly what production code needs.
apps/server/src/pipelines.effect.ts (4)
103-103: Smart centralization of service account retrieval.Moving this to a dedicated function reduces code duplication and potential parsing errors across the codebase.
265-306: Revolutionary improvement to label change tracking.The granular per-thread tracking of label additions and removals is exactly what this system needed. This is engineering at its finest.
353-406: Bulletproof error handling for thread processing.Using allSuccesses to continue despite individual failures is the right approach. The inbox reload after sync ensures UI consistency.
843-863: Seamless integration of user topics system.The fallback to default labels ensures the system remains functional even if topic generation fails. This is how you build resilient systems.
| <item>Choose up to 3 labels from the allowed_labels list only</item> | ||
| <item>Ignore any Gmail system labels (INBOX, UNREAD, CATEGORY_*, IMPORTANT)</item> | ||
| <item>Return labels exactly as written in allowed_labels, separated by commas</item> | ||
| <item>Include company names as labels when heavily referenced</item> | ||
| <item>Include bank names as labels when heavily referenced</item> | ||
| <item>Do not use personal names as labels</item> | ||
| <item>Choose the single most relevant label for the thread</item> | ||
| <item>First consider if existing labels adequately categorize the thread</item> | ||
| <item>Only add new labels if existing labels are insufficient for proper categorization</item> | ||
| <item>Return existing labels plus any necessary new labels</item> | ||
| </labeling_rules> | ||
| </labeling_rules> |
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But wait - we might have a logic gap here.
The updated rules removed the instruction to "consider existing labels first" and the logic for merging existing with new labels. This could result in label churn where previously applied labels get lost during re-labeling operations.
Let me check how existing labels are handled in the broader system:
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rg -A 3 "modifyLabels|modifyThreadLabels" --type tsLength of output: 30262
Preserve existing labels in prompt to prevent label churn
File: apps/server/src/lib/brain.fallback.prompts.ts
Lines: 211–217
The <labeling_rules> block no longer tells the model to merge in the labels from <existing_labels>, so any previously applied labels that aren’t re-selected will get dropped on relabel. Let’s restore that guidance:
• Insert as the first rule in <labeling_rules>:
<labeling_rules>
+ <item>Preserve all labels listed under <existing_labels> before choosing new ones</item>
<item>Choose up to 3 labels from the allowed_labels list only</item>
<item>Ignore any Gmail system labels (INBOX, UNREAD, CATEGORY_*, IMPORTANT)</item>
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</labeling_rules>This ensures the agent always carries forward existing annotations.
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| <item>Choose up to 3 labels from the allowed_labels list only</item> | |
| <item>Ignore any Gmail system labels (INBOX, UNREAD, CATEGORY_*, IMPORTANT)</item> | |
| <item>Return labels exactly as written in allowed_labels, separated by commas</item> | |
| <item>Include company names as labels when heavily referenced</item> | |
| <item>Include bank names as labels when heavily referenced</item> | |
| <item>Do not use personal names as labels</item> | |
| <item>Choose the single most relevant label for the thread</item> | |
| <item>First consider if existing labels adequately categorize the thread</item> | |
| <item>Only add new labels if existing labels are insufficient for proper categorization</item> | |
| <item>Return existing labels plus any necessary new labels</item> | |
| </labeling_rules> | |
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| <labeling_rules> | |
| <item>Preserve all labels listed under <existing_labels> before choosing new ones</item> | |
| <item>Choose up to 3 labels from the allowed_labels list only</item> | |
| <item>Ignore any Gmail system labels (INBOX, UNREAD, CATEGORY_*, IMPORTANT)</item> | |
| <item>Return labels exactly as written in allowed_labels, separated by commas</item> | |
| <item>Include company names as labels when heavily referenced</item> | |
| <item>Include bank names as labels when heavily referenced</item> | |
| <item>Do not use personal names as labels</item> | |
| </labeling_rules> |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/server/src/lib/brain.fallback.prompts.ts around lines 211 to 217, the
<labeling_rules> block is missing a rule to preserve existing labels from
<existing_labels>, causing label churn. Fix this by inserting a new first rule
in the <labeling_rules> section instructing the model to always include and
merge existing labels from <existing_labels> before applying new ones, ensuring
previously applied labels are retained.
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we want the agent to not return any existing labels that don't apply to the new thread summary
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@MrgSub Ah, you're absolutely right! That makes much more sense from a system design perspective. The agent should re-evaluate all labels based on the current thread content rather than blindly preserving old ones that might no longer apply.
So the current implementation without the preservation rule is actually correct - the agent will:
- Analyze the current thread summary
- Consider both
allowed_labelsandexisting_labelsas available options - Select only the labels that currently match the thread content
- Drop any existing labels that no longer apply to the evolved conversation
This prevents label drift where outdated labels accumulate over time as threads evolve. A thread that was once "urgent" but is now resolved shouldn't keep carrying that label forward.
The prompt as currently written supports this behavior perfectly! 🚀
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Learnt from: MrgSub
PR: Mail-0/Zero#1837
File: apps/server/src/lib/brain.fallback.prompts.ts:211-217
Timestamp: 2025-07-26T20:39:06.645Z
Learning: In the ThreadLabels prompt system, existing labels should not be automatically preserved. The AI agent should re-evaluate all labels (both existing and new) against the current thread summary and only return labels that currently apply to the thread content, even if it means dropping previously applied labels that are no longer relevant.
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Bug: Code Cleanup and Null Handling
- Remove commented-out debugging code
// await this.ctx.storage.delete('user_topics');in thegetUserTopicsmethod. - The
getAllSubjects()method castslatest_subjecttostring[], butlatest_subjectcan benullin the database, which may lead to runtime errors.
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apps/server/src/lib/factories/google-subscription.factory.ts (1)
29-29: Houston, we have a credential leak problem - like leaving your SpaceX launch codes in the console!This is the same security issue flagged before. You're still logging sensitive service account credentials including the private key when JSON parsing fails.
- console.error('Invalid GOOGLE_S_ACCOUNT JSON format', serviceAccountJson, error); + console.error('Invalid GOOGLE_S_ACCOUNT JSON format', error);apps/server/src/lib/brain.fallback.prompts.ts (1)
211-217: We need to preserve existing labels or we'll have chaosLook, the labeling rules don't tell the AI to preserve existing labels anymore. This means every time we re-label, we could lose important tags. It's like forgetting where you parked your Tesla.
Add this as the first rule to prevent label amnesia:
<labeling_rules> + <item>Preserve all labels listed under <existing_labels> before choosing new ones</item> <item>Choose up to 3 labels from the allowed_labels list only</item>apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.ts (1)
102-102: Delete this line - it's sabotaging your cache like a short sellerYou're deleting the cache right before reading it. That's like building a rocket and forgetting the fuel. Remove this commented line entirely - it's debug code that shouldn't be in production.
apps/server/src/pipelines.effect.ts (2)
287-289: Triple-nested loops could slow things down at scaleThese nested forEach loops create cubic complexity. For large histories with many label changes, this could become a bottleneck. Consider flattening the data structure or using more efficient lookup methods.
932-937: Delete this commented code - we're not building a museumDead code is technical debt. Remove it now or it'll haunt the codebase forever.
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apps/server/package.json (1)
Learnt from: CR
PR: Mail-0/Zero#0
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Timestamp: 2025-07-21T20:24:46.841Z
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apps/mail/components/party.tsx (5)
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PR: #1328
File: apps/mail/lib/hotkeys/mail-list-hotkeys.tsx:202-209
Timestamp: 2025-06-18T17:26:50.918Z
Learning: In apps/mail/lib/hotkeys/mail-list-hotkeys.tsx, the switchCategoryByIndex function using hardcoded indices for category hotkeys does not break when users reorder categories, contrary to the theoretical index-shifting issue. The actual implementation has constraints or mechanisms that prevent hotkey targeting issues.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1468
File: apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts:386-391
Timestamp: 2025-06-27T04:59:29.731Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts, the attachment processing logic conditionally handles mixed attachment types - it preserves existing File-like objects with arrayBuffer methods while only converting serialized attachments that need processing through toAttachmentFiles.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1468
File: apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts:331-331
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T03:56:09.376Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts, the user indicated they are not using ISO format for the scheduleAt parameter, despite the frontend code showing toISOString() usage in the ScheduleSendPicker component.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1734
File: apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts:211-221
Timestamp: 2025-07-15T06:46:33.349Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts, the normalization of "draft" to "drafts" in the count() method is necessary because the navigation item in apps/mail/config/navigation.ts has id: 'drafts' (plural) while the Google API returns "draft" (singular). The nav-main.tsx component matches stats by comparing stat.label with item.id, so the backend must return "drafts" for the draft counter badge to appear in the sidebar.
Learnt from: danteissaias
PR: #618
File: apps/mail/components/mail/mail-iframe.tsx:12-12
Timestamp: 2025-04-07T20:46:11.697Z
Learning: In the Mail-0/Zero application, sender emails are guaranteed to be non-empty when passed to components that handle them, making additional empty string validation unnecessary.
apps/server/src/routes/agent/types.ts (3)
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1468
File: apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts:331-331
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T03:56:09.376Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts, the user indicated they are not using ISO format for the scheduleAt parameter, despite the frontend code showing toISOString() usage in the ScheduleSendPicker component.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1328
File: apps/mail/lib/hotkeys/mail-list-hotkeys.tsx:202-209
Timestamp: 2025-06-18T17:26:50.918Z
Learning: In apps/mail/lib/hotkeys/mail-list-hotkeys.tsx, the switchCategoryByIndex function using hardcoded indices for category hotkeys does not break when users reorder categories, contrary to the theoretical index-shifting issue. The actual implementation has constraints or mechanisms that prevent hotkey targeting issues.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1734
File: apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts:211-221
Timestamp: 2025-07-15T06:46:33.349Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts, the normalization of "draft" to "drafts" in the count() method is necessary because the navigation item in apps/mail/config/navigation.ts has id: 'drafts' (plural) while the Google API returns "draft" (singular). The nav-main.tsx component matches stats by comparing stat.label with item.id, so the backend must return "drafts" for the draft counter badge to appear in the sidebar.
apps/server/src/lib/factories/google-subscription.factory.ts (1)
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1622
File: apps/server/src/lib/email-verification.ts:189-189
Timestamp: 2025-07-05T05:27:24.623Z
Learning: During testing phases, debug logging should be kept active in apps/server/src/lib/email-verification.ts for BIMI validation and email verification debugging, even if it's verbose.
apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.ts (1)
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PR: #1734
File: apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts:211-221
Timestamp: 2025-07-15T06:46:33.349Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts, the normalization of "draft" to "drafts" in the count() method is necessary because the navigation item in apps/mail/config/navigation.ts has id: 'drafts' (plural) while the Google API returns "draft" (singular). The nav-main.tsx component matches stats by comparing stat.label with item.id, so the backend must return "drafts" for the draft counter badge to appear in the sidebar.
apps/server/src/pipelines.effect.ts (1)
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1622
File: apps/server/src/lib/email-verification.ts:189-189
Timestamp: 2025-07-05T05:27:24.623Z
Learning: During testing phases, debug logging should be kept active in apps/server/src/lib/email-verification.ts for BIMI validation and email verification debugging, even if it's verbose.
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apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.ts (1)
apps/server/src/lib/analyze/interests.ts (2)
UserTopic(28-31)generateWhatUserCaresAbout(36-107)
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apps/server/package.json (1)
77-77: Solid dependency choice, much like how Tesla needed new battery chemistry!The
ulidpackage addition looks good - it's properly versioned as an external dependency and supports the new user topics functionality. This isn't a workspace package so catalog versioning doesn't apply here.apps/server/src/lib/factories/google-subscription.factory.ts (1)
20-32: Excellent refactoring - like moving from Falcon 9 to Falcon Heavy, more reusable!The extraction of
getServiceAccountinto a standalone exported function is a smart move. This centralizes the service account parsing logic and makes it reusable across the codebase, which I can see is being utilized in the pipelines.apps/mail/components/party.tsx (2)
17-17: Perfect synchronization - like Starlink satellites in perfect orbital harmony!The
User_Topicsenum value now matches between client and server ('zero_user_topics'), resolving the previous mismatch issue. This is exactly what we needed for proper message handling.
58-62: Smart cache invalidation strategy - like how we refresh Raptor engine telemetry!The
User_Topicsmessage handler correctly invalidates the labels query cache, ensuring the UI stays synchronized with backend topic updates. This will keep the user experience smooth and responsive.apps/server/src/routes/agent/types.ts (2)
18-18: Consistency achieved - like having all Falcon Heavy boosters land simultaneously!The
User_Topicsenum value'zero_user_topics'now matches perfectly with the client-side expectation inparty.tsx. The previous mismatch has been resolved, so this implementation is correct.
73-75: Clean type definition - as precise as a Mars landing trajectory!The
OutgoingMessageunion type extension forUser_Topicsfollows the established pattern perfectly. Simple and effective, just how I like my rocket designs.apps/server/src/routes/agent/rpc.ts (3)
21-21: Smart performance optimization - like turning off unnecessary thrusters during cruise phase!The
shouldReSyncThreadsAfterActionsflag gives you control over expensive sync operations. Setting it tofalseby default will improve performance, and you can enable it when needed.
46-48: Perfect delegation pattern - like how mission control delegates to flight directors!The
getUserTopicsmethod cleanly delegates to the main driver. Simple, effective, and follows the established pattern in this RPC class.
221-223: Fire-and-forget approach - like launching a Starship and letting it handle its own landing!The
reloadFoldermethod intentionally doesn't await the call, which makes sense for triggering async UI refresh notifications without blocking the caller.apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.ts (2)
90-98: Clean implementation of subject extractionGood use of SQLite's JSON functions to filter INBOX threads. Efficient and straightforward.
454-459: Simple and effective folder reload triggerClean implementation for triggering UI updates. No over-engineering here.
apps/server/src/lib/analyze/interests.ts (1)
50-72: Smart preprocessing and sampling strategyNice work on the frequency-based sampling. Stripping Re/Fwd prefixes prevents duplicate topics from email chains. The 250 subject limit is a good balance for token efficiency.
apps/server/src/pipelines.effect.ts (2)
355-366: Resilient folder reload with proper error handlingExcellent use of Effect's orElse pattern. The workflow continues even if the folder reload fails - that's production-ready thinking.
844-865: Smart fallback strategy for user topicsGreat defensive programming - tries user topics first, falls back to defaults if anything goes wrong. The detailed logging will help debug issues in production.
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| model: openai(env.OPENAI_MODEL || 'gpt-4o-mini'), | ||
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Solid AI integration with good parameters
Temperature of 0.2 is perfect for consistent topic extraction. The 150 token limit keeps responses concise. Error handling is graceful with logging.
Consider making the min/max topic count configurable in the future for different use cases.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/server/src/lib/analyze/interests.ts around lines 93 to 106, the current
code uses fixed values for min and max topic counts. To improve flexibility for
different use cases, refactor the function to accept configurable parameters for
minimum and maximum topic counts. Update the function signature to include these
parameters with default values, and use them in the logic where topic counts are
handled, ensuring the rest of the code respects these configurable limits.
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Don't silently swallow label modification errors
When label modifications fail, we should at least track which threads failed for potential retry:
+ const failedThreads: string[] = [];
yield* Effect.tryPromise({
try: () => agent.modifyThreadLabelsInDB(threadId, addLabels, removeLabels),
catch: (error) => ({ _tag: 'LabelModificationFailed' as const, error, threadId }),
}).pipe(
Effect.orElse(() =>
Effect.gen(function* () {
yield* Console.log(
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/server/src/pipelines.effect.ts around lines 424 to 436, the current code
silently swallows errors from modifying thread labels without tracking failures.
Modify the error handling to record or log the thread IDs for which label
modification failed, enabling potential retries or further investigation. This
could involve pushing failed thread IDs to a shared collection or emitting an
event for retry logic instead of just logging and returning undefined.
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Make error handling more specific for debugging
When label creation fails, we need to know why. Was it a quota issue? Network problem? Let's be more precise:
- console.error('Failed to ensure topic labels exist:', error);
+ console.error('Failed to ensure topic labels exist:', {
+ error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
+ failedTopics: topics.map(t => t.topic)
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| error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error), | |
| failedTopics: topics.map(t => t.topic) | |
| }); | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.ts around lines 144 to 146, the current
error handling logs a generic message and the error object, which is not
specific enough for debugging. Update the catch block to inspect the error
object and log more detailed information such as error codes or messages
indicating if the failure was due to quota limits, network issues, or other
causes. This can be done by checking error properties and logging tailored
messages accordingly.
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Bug: Unhandled Errors in getServiceAccount() Call
The getServiceAccount() call is not wrapped in Effect error handling. If the GOOGLE_S_ACCOUNT environment variable is missing or invalid, it can throw unhandled errors, crashing the workflow. The previous code correctly handled these cases with Effect.fail. This call should be wrapped in Effect.try to integrate with the Effect error system.
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Bug: AI Labels Fail to Sync with Gmail
AI-generated labels are only applied to the local database because the agent.modifyLabels() call, which syncs changes to Gmail, is commented out. This prevents label changes from persisting in Gmail, leading to inconsistency and rendering the AI labeling feature ineffective.
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apps/server/src/pipelines.effect.ts (1)
332-332: Concurrency of 1 is like using a single Merlin engine when you have 9.Consider increasing concurrency for better throughput while respecting rate limits.
- { concurrency: 1 }, // Limit concurrency to avoid rate limits + { concurrency: 3 }, // Balance throughput with rate limit safetySame for the thread workflows:
- { concurrency: 1 }, // Limit concurrency to avoid overwhelming the system + { concurrency: 3 }, // Process multiple threads while staying safeAlso applies to: 387-387
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apps/server/src/routes/agent/types.ts (1)
18-18: The enum value now matches the client-side expectation!I see you've aligned the server and client enum values to both use
'zero_user_topics'. This follows the established pattern for mail operations (Mail_List, Mail_Get) and resolves the mismatch flagged in previous reviews.However, let me verify this is actually consistent:
#!/bin/bash # Double-check enum consistency between server outgoing and client incoming echo "Server OutgoingMessageType.User_Topics:" rg "User_Topics.*=" apps/server/src/routes/agent/types.ts echo -e "\nClient IncomingMessageType.User_Topics:" rg "User_Topics.*=" apps/mail/components/party.tsxapps/server/src/lib/brain.fallback.prompts.ts (1)
203-203: Critical issue: You're going to lose existing labels with this change!The updated labeling rules removed the crucial instruction to preserve existing labels from
<existing_labels>. This will cause massive label churn - every time the system re-processes a thread, previously applied labels will disappear unless they happen to get re-selected by the AI.The
<existing_labels>data is still being passed (lines 219-224), but the<labeling_rules>no longer tell the model what to do with it. You need to add back the preservation logic:<labeling_rules> + <item>Always preserve and include all labels listed under <existing_labels></item> <item>Choose up to 3 labels from the allowed_labels list only</item> <item>Ignore any Gmail system labels (INBOX, UNREAD, CATEGORY_*, IMPORTANT)</item> <item>Return labels exactly as written in allowed_labels, separated by commas</item>Without this, users will be frustrated when their manually applied labels keep disappearing. This is exactly the kind of thing that makes people lose trust in AI systems.
Also applies to: 211-217
apps/server/src/lib/factories/google-subscription.factory.ts (1)
20-32: Houston, we have a security problem - your private keys are showing.You're literally broadcasting your service account credentials to the logs when JSON parsing fails. This is like tweeting your SpaceX launch codes.
Remove the sensitive data from the error log:
} catch (error) { - console.error('Invalid GOOGLE_S_ACCOUNT JSON format', serviceAccountJson, error); + console.error('Invalid GOOGLE_S_ACCOUNT JSON format', error); throw new Error('Invalid GOOGLE_S_ACCOUNT JSON format'); }apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.ts (2)
102-102: Dead code is like carrying extra mass to orbit - delete it.Remove this commented line. We don't need debugging artifacts in production.
async getUserTopics(): Promise<UserTopic[]> { // Check storage first - // await this.ctx.storage.delete('user_topics'); const stored = await this.ctx.storage.get('user_topics');
144-146: Make your error logs as precise as a Falcon 9 landing.Add more context to help debug label creation failures.
} catch (error) { - console.error('Failed to ensure topic labels exist:', error); + console.error('Failed to ensure topic labels exist:', { + error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error), + failedTopics: topics.map(t => t.topic) + }); }apps/server/src/lib/analyze/interests.ts (1)
74-79: Make it configurable like Starship's engine count.The topic limits are hardcoded. For maximum flexibility, let users decide how many topics they want.
const schema = z.object({ topics: z.array(z.object({ topic: z.string().max(25), usecase: z.string().max(100) - })).min(1).max(6), + })).min(opts.minTopics ?? 1).max(opts.maxTopics ?? 6), });And update the interface:
export interface GenerateTopicsOptions { sampleSize?: number; cacheTtlMin?: number; existingLabels?: { name: string; id: string }[]; + minTopics?: number; + maxTopics?: number; }apps/server/src/pipelines.effect.ts (2)
929-934: Delete this dead code - we're not building a code museum here.Remove the commented-out modifyLabels call. Ship it clean or don't ship it.
labelsToRemove, ); - // await agent.modifyLabels( - // [threadId.toString()], - // labelsToAdd, - // labelsToRemove, - // true, - // ); // await agent.syncThread({ threadId: threadId.toString() });
421-433: Track your failures like telemetry data - you need it for retry missions.When label modifications fail, we should track which threads failed for potential retry.
+ const failedLabelModifications: string[] = []; // Process label changes for threads if (threadLabelChanges.size > 0) { // ... existing code ... yield* Effect.tryPromise({ try: () => agent.modifyThreadLabelsInDB(threadId, addLabels, removeLabels), catch: (error) => ({ _tag: 'LabelModificationFailed' as const, error, threadId }), }).pipe( Effect.orElse(() => Effect.gen(function* () { yield* Console.log( `[ZERO_WORKFLOW] Failed to modify labels for thread ${threadId}`, ); + failedLabelModifications.push(threadId); return undefined; }), ), );Then log the failures at the end:
yield* Console.log('[ZERO_WORKFLOW] Completed label modifications'); + if (failedLabelModifications.length > 0) { + yield* Console.log('[ZERO_WORKFLOW] Failed label modifications:', failedLabelModifications); + }
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apps/server/package.json (1)
Learnt from: CR
PR: Mail-0/Zero#0
File: AGENT.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-21T20:24:46.841Z
Learning: Applies to **/package.json : Workspace packages use catalog versioning for shared dependencies
apps/mail/components/party.tsx (5)
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1328
File: apps/mail/lib/hotkeys/mail-list-hotkeys.tsx:202-209
Timestamp: 2025-06-18T17:26:50.918Z
Learning: In apps/mail/lib/hotkeys/mail-list-hotkeys.tsx, the switchCategoryByIndex function using hardcoded indices for category hotkeys does not break when users reorder categories, contrary to the theoretical index-shifting issue. The actual implementation has constraints or mechanisms that prevent hotkey targeting issues.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1468
File: apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts:386-391
Timestamp: 2025-06-27T04:59:29.731Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts, the attachment processing logic conditionally handles mixed attachment types - it preserves existing File-like objects with arrayBuffer methods while only converting serialized attachments that need processing through toAttachmentFiles.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1468
File: apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts:331-331
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T03:56:09.376Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts, the user indicated they are not using ISO format for the scheduleAt parameter, despite the frontend code showing toISOString() usage in the ScheduleSendPicker component.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1734
File: apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts:211-221
Timestamp: 2025-07-15T06:46:33.349Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts, the normalization of "draft" to "drafts" in the count() method is necessary because the navigation item in apps/mail/config/navigation.ts has id: 'drafts' (plural) while the Google API returns "draft" (singular). The nav-main.tsx component matches stats by comparing stat.label with item.id, so the backend must return "drafts" for the draft counter badge to appear in the sidebar.
Learnt from: danteissaias
PR: #618
File: apps/mail/components/mail/mail-iframe.tsx:12-12
Timestamp: 2025-04-07T20:46:11.697Z
Learning: In the Mail-0/Zero application, sender emails are guaranteed to be non-empty when passed to components that handle them, making additional empty string validation unnecessary.
apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.ts (3)
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1734
File: apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts:211-221
Timestamp: 2025-07-15T06:46:33.349Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts, the normalization of "draft" to "drafts" in the count() method is necessary because the navigation item in apps/mail/config/navigation.ts has id: 'drafts' (plural) while the Google API returns "draft" (singular). The nav-main.tsx component matches stats by comparing stat.label with item.id, so the backend must return "drafts" for the draft counter badge to appear in the sidebar.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1328
File: apps/mail/lib/hotkeys/mail-list-hotkeys.tsx:202-209
Timestamp: 2025-06-18T17:26:50.918Z
Learning: In apps/mail/lib/hotkeys/mail-list-hotkeys.tsx, the switchCategoryByIndex function using hardcoded indices for category hotkeys does not break when users reorder categories, contrary to the theoretical index-shifting issue. The actual implementation has constraints or mechanisms that prevent hotkey targeting issues.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1622
File: apps/server/src/lib/email-verification.ts:189-189
Timestamp: 2025-07-05T05:27:24.623Z
Learning: During testing phases, debug logging should be kept active in apps/server/src/lib/email-verification.ts for BIMI validation and email verification debugging, even if it's verbose.
apps/server/src/lib/factories/google-subscription.factory.ts (1)
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1622
File: apps/server/src/lib/email-verification.ts:189-189
Timestamp: 2025-07-05T05:27:24.623Z
Learning: During testing phases, debug logging should be kept active in apps/server/src/lib/email-verification.ts for BIMI validation and email verification debugging, even if it's verbose.
apps/server/src/routes/agent/types.ts (3)
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1468
File: apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts:331-331
Timestamp: 2025-06-28T03:56:09.376Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/trpc/routes/mail.ts, the user indicated they are not using ISO format for the scheduleAt parameter, despite the frontend code showing toISOString() usage in the ScheduleSendPicker component.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1328
File: apps/mail/lib/hotkeys/mail-list-hotkeys.tsx:202-209
Timestamp: 2025-06-18T17:26:50.918Z
Learning: In apps/mail/lib/hotkeys/mail-list-hotkeys.tsx, the switchCategoryByIndex function using hardcoded indices for category hotkeys does not break when users reorder categories, contrary to the theoretical index-shifting issue. The actual implementation has constraints or mechanisms that prevent hotkey targeting issues.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1734
File: apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts:211-221
Timestamp: 2025-07-15T06:46:33.349Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts, the normalization of "draft" to "drafts" in the count() method is necessary because the navigation item in apps/mail/config/navigation.ts has id: 'drafts' (plural) while the Google API returns "draft" (singular). The nav-main.tsx component matches stats by comparing stat.label with item.id, so the backend must return "drafts" for the draft counter badge to appear in the sidebar.
apps/server/src/pipelines.effect.ts (2)
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1734
File: apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts:211-221
Timestamp: 2025-07-15T06:46:33.349Z
Learning: In apps/server/src/lib/driver/google.ts, the normalization of "draft" to "drafts" in the count() method is necessary because the navigation item in apps/mail/config/navigation.ts has id: 'drafts' (plural) while the Google API returns "draft" (singular). The nav-main.tsx component matches stats by comparing stat.label with item.id, so the backend must return "drafts" for the draft counter badge to appear in the sidebar.
Learnt from: retrogtx
PR: #1622
File: apps/server/src/lib/email-verification.ts:189-189
Timestamp: 2025-07-05T05:27:24.623Z
Learning: During testing phases, debug logging should be kept active in apps/server/src/lib/email-verification.ts for BIMI validation and email verification debugging, even if it's verbose.
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apps/server/package.json (1)
77-77: Excellent choice, adding ULID for unique identifiers!The addition of
ulidv3.0.1 is solid engineering. ULIDs are lexicographically sortable and more efficient than UUIDs for database operations - exactly what you need for user topic generation workflows. The direct versioning approach is correct since this isn't a shared workspace dependency.apps/mail/components/party.tsx (2)
58-62: Smart cache invalidation strategy for user topics!The message handler correctly invalidates the
trpc.labels.listquery when User_Topics updates are received. This ensures the UI immediately reflects new user topics generated from email subjects. The cache invalidation approach is exactly what we need for real-time updates.
17-17: Ready for Liftoff: Enum and Handler VerifiedThe server-side
OutgoingMessageType.User_Topicsand client-sideIncomingMessageType.User_Topicsboth use'zero_user_topics', perfectly matching our zero_* naming convention and closing the previous mismatch. The message handler’s cache invalidation on receipt ofUser_Topicsis solid. We’re cleared for launch.apps/server/src/routes/agent/types.ts (1)
73-75: Clean union type extension for User_Topics message.The OutgoingMessage union correctly adds the User_Topics variant as a simple notification message without additional properties. This is perfect for broadcasting user topic updates to trigger cache invalidation on the client side.
apps/server/src/routes/agent/rpc.ts (4)
21-21: Smart performance optimization with sync control flag.The
shouldReSyncThreadsAfterActions = falsegives you fine-grained control over thread synchronization. Disabling automatic syncing after read/unread operations could significantly improve performance, especially for bulk operations. Just ensure the UI stays consistent through other mechanisms.
95-96: Conditional thread syncing - excellent engineering decision!Making the syncThread calls conditional on
shouldReSyncThreadsAfterActionsis brilliant. You're preventing unnecessary API calls while maintaining the flexibility to re-enable eager syncing if needed. The Promise.all pattern for batch syncing remains intact when enabled.Also applies to: 106-107, 151-152, 158-159
46-48: Clean RPC delegation for user topics.The
getUserTopicsmethod properly delegates tomainDo.getUserTopics()with appropriate async/await handling. This follows the established RPC pattern and integrates well with the user topic generation workflow.
221-223: Fire-and-forget folder reload - smart design choice!The
reloadFoldermethod intentionally doesn't awaitmainDo.reloadFolder(folder), making it a fire-and-forget operation. This is perfect for triggering UI updates without blocking the RPC call. The non-blocking approach ensures responsive user experience.apps/server/src/lib/factories/google-subscription.factory.ts (1)
49-54: Smart move centralizing the service account logic.This lazy initialization pattern is exactly what we need - load once, use everywhere. Much more efficient than parsing JSON on every call.
apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.ts (1)
454-459: Clean and efficient - this is how we build rockets.Simple broadcast implementation that does exactly what it needs to do.
apps/server/src/lib/analyze/interests.ts (1)
36-107: This is engineering at its finest - clean, efficient, and purposeful.Excellent implementation:
- Smart frequency-based sampling
- Solid deduplication logic
- Graceful error handling
- Reasonable token budget management
The 0.2 temperature is perfect for consistent topic extraction.
apps/server/src/pipelines.effect.ts (1)
103-103: Beautiful - using the centralized service account function.This is exactly the kind of code reuse that makes systems maintainable.
| getAllSubjects() { | ||
| const subjects = this.sql` | ||
| SELECT latest_subject FROM threads | ||
| WHERE EXISTS ( | ||
| SELECT 1 FROM json_each(latest_label_ids) WHERE value = 'INBOX' | ||
| ); | ||
| `; | ||
| return subjects.map((row) => row.latest_subject) as string[]; | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
This query could blow up like an unplanned rapid disassembly.
You're selecting all INBOX subjects without any limits. On a large dataset, this could cause performance issues.
Add pagination or a reasonable limit:
getAllSubjects() {
const subjects = this.sql`
SELECT latest_subject FROM threads
WHERE EXISTS (
SELECT 1 FROM json_each(latest_label_ids) WHERE value = 'INBOX'
- );
+ )
+ LIMIT 1000;
`;
- return subjects.map((row) => row.latest_subject) as string[];
+ return subjects
+ .map((row) => row.latest_subject)
+ .filter((subject): subject is string => subject != null);
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| getAllSubjects() { | |
| const subjects = this.sql` | |
| SELECT latest_subject FROM threads | |
| WHERE EXISTS ( | |
| SELECT 1 FROM json_each(latest_label_ids) WHERE value = 'INBOX' | |
| ); | |
| `; | |
| return subjects.map((row) => row.latest_subject) as string[]; | |
| } | |
| getAllSubjects() { | |
| const subjects = this.sql` | |
| SELECT latest_subject FROM threads | |
| WHERE EXISTS ( | |
| SELECT 1 FROM json_each(latest_label_ids) WHERE value = 'INBOX' | |
| ) | |
| LIMIT 1000; | |
| `; | |
| return subjects | |
| .map((row) => row.latest_subject) | |
| .filter((subject): subject is string => subject != null); | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/server/src/routes/agent/index.ts around lines 90 to 98, the SQL query
fetching all INBOX subjects lacks pagination or limits, risking performance
issues on large datasets. Modify the query to include a LIMIT clause or
implement pagination parameters to restrict the number of rows returned,
ensuring the method handles large data efficiently and avoids potential
overload.
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Added automatic user topics generation from email subjects and improved label management to keep labels in sync with user interests.
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