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🔗 Linked Issue

Closes #776 — opened at the maintainer's request in that thread, with the issue already status:approved.

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🏷️ PR Type

• type:feature — New feature (non-breaking change that adds functionality)

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📝 Summary

• Adds an optional org field as a second grouping axis for observations, so projects can be grouped by the organization they belong to.
• org column on observations, carried through every write path: insert, topic-key revision, import, upsert, and rescued-mutation journaling.
• org exposed in search results and previews alongside project and scope, and usable as a filter in FTS, LIKE, and topic-key direct lookups.
• org support in the MCP tools: mem_save, mem_search, mem_current_project, mem_list_projects, mem_session_summary — preserved by mem_current_project under process override.
• org sourced from the repo's .engram/config.json grouping label, and usable as an --org filter in the Obsidian exporter.
• Duplicate identity (content-hash dedup) includes org, so identical content in different orgs is not collapsed.
• Fully backward compatible: org is 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.

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📂 Changes

File	Change
internal/store/store.go	org column, write paths, dedup identity, search/preview exposure, filters
internal/mcp/mcp.go	org argument across the five memory tools, process-override resolution
internal/project/detect.go	org grouping label from .engram/config.json
internal/obsidian/exporter.go	--org export filter
cmd/engram/main.go	CLI surface for org
*_test.go + testdata	Coverage for every path above (~1,900 lines)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added optional organization grouping for saved observations.
  • Search results and project listings can be filtered and labeled by organization.
  • Save operations inherit organization settings from project configuration unless explicitly overridden.
  • Added organization support to MCP tools and session summaries.
  • Added organization filtering for Obsidian exports.
  • Updated command and tool usage documentation with organization options.

• Bug Fixes

  • Obsidian exports now remove content that no longer matches active filters.
  • Improved preservation and handling of organization data during imports and synchronization.
  • Invalid organization values are now rejected consistently.

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Walkthrough

The change adds an optional org grouping field to observations. It supports configuration inheritance, storage and sync, search and project filtering, Obsidian export, CLI commands, and MCP tools.

Changes: Organization storage and query support

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Store organization axis internal/store/store.go, internal/store/store_test.go	Observations now persist nullable org values. Search, project statistics, import, sync, revisions, and rescue journaling carry or filter the value. Tests cover persistence, filtering, legacy rows, and sync payloads.

Configuration and save inheritance

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Configuration detection and save inheritance internal/project/detect.go, internal/project/detect_test.go, cmd/engram/main.go, cmd/engram/main_test.go, internal/mcp/mcp.go, internal/mcp/mcp_test.go	Project configuration exposes a trimmed org. CLI and MCP saves use an explicit organization when present, otherwise they inherit the configured value.

Interface filters and export

Layer / File(s)	Summary
CLI, MCP, and export filters cmd/engram/main.go, internal/mcp/mcp.go, internal/mcp/mcp_test.go, internal/mcp/testdata/tool-contract-v1.json, internal/obsidian/exporter.go, internal/obsidian/exporter_test.go	Search, project listing, Obsidian export, and MCP tools accept organization filters. Current-project responses include configured organization data when available. Usage text and MCP schemas document the new field.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Suggested reviewers: gentleman-programming, dnlrsls

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant CLI_or_MCP
  participant project_config
  participant Store
  participant ObsidianExport
  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

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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review a8f32

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.

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❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check	⚠️ Warning	Issue #776 requires org to persist through synchronization. In internal/cloud/chunkcodec/chunkcodec.go, mutationObservationPayload has no Org field. normalizeMutationPayload decodes observat…	Add Org *string json:"org,omitempty"`` to mutationObservationPayload in `internal/cloud/chunkcodec/chunkcodec.go`. Preserve the field during mutation normalization and cloud apply. Add a regression test that normalizes an observation mu…
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 42.25% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 71 functions across 9 files.	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

✅ Passed checks (3 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description Check	✅ Passed	Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the primary change: adding an optional org field to group projects by organization. It is concise, specific, and consistent with the broader store, CLI, MCP, and export ch…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changes remain connected to issue #776. Storage, synchronization support, filtering, export, CLI, MCP, configuration detection, migration, and regression tests implement the requested organization…

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Explanation

Issue #776 requires org to persist through synchronization. In internal/cloud/chunkcodec/chunkcodec.go, mutationObservationPayload has no Org field. normalizeMutationPayload decodes observation payloads into this type and re-encodes them. This drops org during chunk normalization. The remaining storage, filtering, export, CLI, MCP, configuration, identity, and migration changes address the other stated objectives.

Resolution

Add Org *string json:"org,omitempty"`` to mutationObservationPayload in `internal/cloud/chunkcodec/chunkcodec.go`. Preserve the field during mutation normalization and cloud apply. Add a regression test that normalizes an observation mutation with `org` and verifies that the normalized payload retains it.

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internal/store/store.go (1)

3041-3051: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Include org in 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 org equality 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 org as a second grouping axis alongside project and scope.

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In `@internal/store/store.go` around lines 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.

cmd/engram/main.go (1)

1134-1134: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Show org in CLI search results.

Line 1134 renders project and scope, but not r.Org. A cross-project search cannot identify each result's organization label. Render non-nil r.Org values and add a regression test for results from different organizations.

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In `@cmd/engram/main.go` at 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.

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Inline comments:
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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Outside diff comments:
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:

• Duplicate identity now includes org: the content-hash dedup lookup in AddObservation gained AND ifnull(org, '') = ifnull(?, ''), so identical observations in different organizations keep separate rows. Regression test asserts two orgs produce two rows and each dedupes independently.
• CLI search results print org, nil-guarded, same pattern as project.

While fixing those, two more sites in the same family were hardened:

• The topic-key revision lookup is now org-scoped too — two organizations sharing a topic key no longer collide onto a single row.
• mem_session_summary inherits org from .engram/config.json the same way mem_save does, so summaries in an org-scoped repo no longer lose their tag.

Known limitation, deliberately out of scope to keep this PR reviewable: the passive-capture write path (mem_capture_passive) does not carry org yet — tracked in #1152.

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Inline comments:
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
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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
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cmd/engram/main_test.go (1)

3003-3012: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Assert 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 checks code == 0 and the absence of the --org requires a value string. It never checks that the export actually filtered by org (for example, Created: 0 in 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 cmdObsidianExport stops copying org into exportCfg.Org. Assert on the export result to make this a real regression test for the CLI wiring.

As per path instructions, **/*_test.go requires 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)
+		}
 	})

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In `@cmd/engram/main_test.go` around lines 3003 - 3012, Strengthen the “--org with
a real value still works” subtest around cmdObsidianExport by capturing stdout
and asserting that the untagged seeded observation is excluded, such as
verifying the export reports Created: 0 or produces no markdown file. Keep the
existing successful exit-code and missing-value checks while making the
assertion validate actual org filtering.

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In `@cmd/engram/main_test.go`:
- Around line 3003-3012: Strengthen the “--org with a real value still works”
subtest around cmdObsidianExport by capturing stdout and asserting that the
untagged seeded observation is excluded, such as verifying the export reports
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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
everything passed except Lint, which is fixed in this push. Build,
vet and go test are green locally.

Just needs "Approve and run" on the new head whenever you have a
minute. Thanks!

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@dnlrsls This is ready for review whenever you get a chance. Quick status:

• Opened at your request from feat(store): add an optional org field to group projects by organization #776 (already status:approved).
• Kept continuously rebased on main — no conflicts, current head is 46f3259.
• Full local suite green on every rebase (store, mcp, cmd/engram, obsidian).
• The required workflows just need maintainer approval to run.

If anything would make the review easier — splitting the diff or a walkthrough — happy to do it.

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Inline comments:
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
state.TopicHubs map, while successful or not-found deletion removes it. Add
deterministic tests covering both hub types and the failed-deletion
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Resolved both actionables from the full review in 5b00fa1:

• Trim org at explicit boundaries (mcp.go) — org is now trimmed at every explicit entry point: the three MCP tools that declare an org argument (mem_save, mem_search, mem_list_projects) and the four CLI --org sites (search, save, projects-list, export). A whitespace-only value degrades to the omitted-org path (config inheritance for saves, no filter for queries), so padding can neither mint a distinct organization nor miss exact-match filters. The config-file boundary was already trimmed by readConfigAt. Covered by TestHandleSave_TrimsExplicitOrgWhitespace.
• Preserve hub state when stale-hub deletion fails (exporter.go) — when os.Remove fails with a real (non-not-found) error, the stale session/topic hub entry is restored into the rebuilt state map before WriteState, so the next export retries the deletion instead of orphaning the file. The restore runs only for keys not reselected in the current run, so it cannot clobber a freshly written hub. Covered by TestStaleHubDeletionFailureKeepsStateEntries (deterministic for both hub types via read-only hub directories; verified to fail on the unfixed code).

Full local suite green on the new head (store, mcp, cmd/engram, obsidian).

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[danielgap]

Thanks @Deyvis17GY, rechecked c6904e4 and the topic-hub P2 is fixed. Approving.

Restricting topic-hub retirement to full-scope exports is the right call: a project-scoped run cannot see other projects' references, so leaving the hub until the next full export is the safe trade-off.

What I verified locally:

• My original repro (one alpha and two beta topic/* notes, full export, then Project: "alpha") now keeps the shared hub with Deleted == 0 and leaves the beta notes byte-identical, both when the store returns all rows and when it prefilters alpha. The same probe fails against beadd381, as does your new TestScopedExportPreservesSharedTopicHub.
• A full export still retires the topic hub once all of its notes are deleted.
• go test ./internal/obsidian/ and go vet pass.

Non-blocking follow-up, pre-existing on main and not introduced here: a scoped run regenerates a topic hub from its own project's refs only, so if alpha alone clears the threshold the shared hub is rewritten without beta's links until the next full export. Worth a separate issue if you agree.

The remaining failing check is status:approved on the linked issue, which is maintainer-side.

[danielgap]

Followed up on the 22:20 force-push: it's a clean rebase, not new work. git range-diff against the state I approved (c6904e4) shows all 16 patches identical, just replayed on top of the three new main commits (#1988, #1992, #1993).

Verified on the rebased head 8b06a5d:

• Zero file overlap between those main commits and the PR's 18 files, so the rebase introduces no conflict surface (GitHub still reports mergeability as unknown simply because it hasn't recomputed after the push).
• go test ./internal/obsidian/ ./internal/store/ ./internal/mcp/ ./cmd/engram/ passes on the rebased head, and go vet on the same set is clean except two pre-existing unsafe.Pointer warnings in internal/store/sqlite_eintr_linux_test.go, a file this PR doesn't touch.

Approval stands. The non-blocking follow-up from my earlier review (a scoped export regenerating a shared topic hub from its own project's refs only) is still worth a separate issue if you agree.

[danielgap]

Opened the non-blocking follow-up from my review as #2003 (scoped regeneration narrowing shared topic hubs), with the repro and code pointers. No action needed in this PR.

[danielgap]

Followed up on the 08:20 force-push: it's a clean rebase onto main @ 05a8879, so my approval still stands. git range-diff against the state I approved (8b06a5d94) shows 14 of 16 patches identical. The other two are conflict resolutions only: help-text context that changed on main (projects merge wording) and the regenerated agent-contract-v1.json digest.

This PR's CI runs no Go tests, so I ran them on a4efeb8d9: go build ./... and go test ./... -count=1 pass (34 packages).

The only failing check is Check Issue Has status:approved, and it isn't about approval: the log says issue #776 has no assignee. Assign an owner before merge. #776 is already status:approved, so this needs a maintainer to assign it to @Deyvis17GY.

[danielgap]

Followed up on the four force-pushes since my last check (latest at 22:23): all clean rebases, so my approval stands. git range-diff from the state I last verified (a4efeb8d9, on 05a8879) to 11fd858bb showed 13 of 16 patches identical, the other three being conflict context only (capture_prompt arrived on main in the MCP handlers, touching commits 3 and 6) plus the regenerated agent-contract-v1.json digest in commit 10. The latest push to e1cc4c40e (on main @ e5af6c3) is patch-identical to 11fd858bb, all 16 commits.

Verified on e1cc4c40e (Linux, Go 1.25.10): go build ./... passes, go generate ./internal/mcp reproduces the committed contract byte for byte, and go test ./... -count=1 passes except for one run of TestWatcherContinuesOnError (timing-based, untouched by this PR) that saw a single cycle under full-suite load. It passed 20 of 20 in isolation on both this head and main, so I read it as a flake. The branch also merges cleanly with #2039, which touches the same topic-hub loop, so the two can land in either order.

The remaining red check is still Check Issue Has status:approved, which is maintainer-side: #776 still has no assignee.

[danielgap]

Followed up on the latest push (rebase at 20:20): git range-diff from my last verified head (11fd858bb, base 61ec5c8) to 79abee7 (base 5af068f) shows all 16 patches identical, so my approval stands.

Two heads-ups from tonight's main movement:

1. Rebase needed before merge. Main gained 5165049 (obsidian export limits), ac07f6f, and bdabea2 after your base. A test merge now conflicts only in cmd/engram/main.go; everything else auto-merges.
2. Checked for overlap with fix(obsidian): preserve shared topic hubs in scoped exports #2039 (eab8d1f, now in main, same exporter.go): it adds writeScopedTopicHub (preserve existing hub content on scoped writes), while patches 15–16 here handle a different half of feat(store): add an optional org field to group projects by organization #776 — never retire/prune shared topic hubs on scoped runs, and hub reconciliation under org narrowing. Complementary hunks, and the series already applies cleanly over eab8d1f; no duplication found.

I'll re-check after the rebase.

[Deyvis17GY]

Thanks @danielgap — rebase is done. Current head is 391344cd (0 behind main).

The merge you flagged: resolved exactly the cmd/engram/main.go conflict you predicted, plus two semantic breaks the test-merge didn't surface:

• #2074 (export limits): the branch carried a vestigial --limit for obsidian-export (never parsed, not implemented in the exporter). I dropped that wiring and deferred to main — validateObsidianExportLimit stays and keeps rejecting --limit. Only --org remains on the command. ExportConfig.Limit is main's reserved field, untouched.
• ListProjectsWithStats(org) signature: a new main caller in internal/server/server.go called it with no args; a later patch in the series (honor org filter in GET /projects route) rewrites that handler to read ?org=, so I took that version in the conflict.
• The ExportConfig.Org field add got dropped by the auto-merge (main touched the same struct for Limit); restored it in the base commit.

On the #2039 overlap: confirmed on my side too — eab8d1f is in my base, writeScopedTopicHub is the scoped write path (preserves existing hub content), and my patches 15-16 are the retire path (never prune a shared topic hub on a scoped run; reconcile session hubs under org narrowing). Complementary, no duplication — the series applies cleanly on top.

Verification: go build ./... clean, agent contract regenerates with no drift, and the full suite is green — internal/obsidian, internal/server, internal/mcp, cmd/engram, internal/store, plus the contract tests. Ready for another look whenever you have a moment.

[danielgap]

Re-checked the rebase end to end. Approving again.

Independent verification on my side:

• Range-diff from my last verified head (79abee7, base 5af068f) to 391344c (base bdabea2): 13 of 16 patches identical, and the three changes are exactly the resolutions you described. The vestigial --limit wiring is gone while validateObsidianExportLimit keeps rejecting it, ExportConfig.Org is back in the base patch with main's Limit/GraphConfig fields untouched, and the temporary ListProjectsWithStats("") adapter is correctly rewritten by the ?org= handler patch.
• All 12 ListProjectsWithStats callers compile against the org-aware signature (cmd, mcp, server, tests).
• Clean build plus the full suite green over internal/obsidian, internal/server, internal/mcp, cmd/engram, internal/store.

One merge-time note: main advanced again (9 commits since bdabea2) and the series now conflicts only on docs/contracts/agent-contract-v1.json, because main rewrote mem_save's description (candidate_detection_status) while this series adds the org schemas. Resolution is to regenerate the contract on the merged result rather than hand-merging the JSON; the approved-delta test from the series will catch any drift.

Ready for a maintainer merge after that final rebase.

[danielgap]

Re-verified the rebase before re-approving.

• range-diff from my approved head 391344cdf (base bdabea2, 2026-10-23) to cfb433088 (base 7192931, today's main): all 16 patches are content-identical (=), including both obsidian fixes (patches 15/16 — the rewritten committer dates made them look new, but they are the same patches).
• Only real delta: patch 10 (chore(contract): regenerate agent contract) is identical except the regenerated digest line — the expected mechanical consequence of the base move.

One CI note for the author/maintainers: the only failing check, Check Issue Has status:approved, actually reports "issue #776 has no assignee. Assign an owner before merge" — a merge-gate housekeeping item, unrelated to the code.

No new logic since the state I approved. Approval stands.

[danielgap]

Re-checked the current head after the latest force-push, and the approval stands.

e507ef81 is exactly the SHA my 14:35 UTC review is pinned to: git range-diff against my locally verified state shows all 16 patches content-identical, so the rewritten committer dates (the ~6-hourly rebase automation) make the branch look newer than it is. No author-side action needed.

I also ran the full test suite on the rebased head: every package this PR touches is green (internal/mcp, internal/obsidian, internal/store, internal/server, internal/project, sync, plugin). One heads-up outside the PR's scope: tools/release-candidate fails (TestArtifactInputCLI, TestArtifactCoreFailedKill) the same way on plain upstream main at the merge base, so it is pre-existing and unrelated to this branch. Worth a separate issue if it is not tracked yet.

The remaining merge blocker is the Check Issue Has status:approved policy check, which needs the label on the linked issue (maintainer-side).

[danielgap]

Re-checked the latest push (d14f900, base 5f1aabe). git range-diff from my approved head e507ef8 shows all 16 patches content-identical, so this is a pure rebase and my approval stands. The branch is 0 behind main and mergeable.

The only thing blocking merge is the Check Issue Has status:approved gate, which fails with:

PR #1151: issue #776 has no assignee. Assign an owner before merge.

#776 already has status:approved, it just needs an owner. Could a maintainer assign @Deyvis17GY to #776 and re-run the check? Contributors can't set assignees on org repos.