#!/bin/zsh -l
# capture-note.sh — matrix-bridge capture wrapper.
#
# Invoked over SSH by the bot:  capture-note.sh <project> <text...>
# Appends ONE line to the cross-project inbox (standards/INBOX.md) in the exact format the
# /capture skill uses, commits it, and best-effort pushes — so /triage (run later inside the
# target repo) drains it like any other captured item.
#
# Deterministic on purpose: no LLM, no token, nothing leaves the Mac except the git push to
# Gitea. The "smarts" (priority, repo-routing, phrasing) stay at /triage, where the human is —
# routing message text through a frontier model would break the sovereignty boundary (D13/D8).
# Type comes from an optional leading keyword the user types ("bug: ...", "feature: ...");
# anything without one defaults to a raw [idea]. Priority is always P2; /triage sets the real one.
#
# Why a login shell (-l): git config / PATH live in ~/.zprofile, which a non-login SSH shell
# skips — the same seam as launch-claude.sh / ask-claude.sh.

set -e
setopt extended_glob   # for whitespace-run trimming below

standards="$HOME/Projects/standards"
inbox="$standards/INBOX.md"

project="$1"
shift || true
note="$*"

if [[ -z "$project" || -z "$note" ]]; then
  print -u2 "usage: capture-note.sh <project> <text>"
  exit 2
fi
if [[ ! -f "$inbox" ]]; then
  print -u2 "capture-note: inbox not found: $inbox"
  exit 1
fi

# Optional leading type keyword ("bug: ...", "feature: ...", etc.) → that type; default idea.
# Only fires when the text before the first colon is exactly one known keyword, so a note that
# merely contains a colon ("ratio is 3:1") is left untouched. Types: standards/guides/capture.md.
type="idea"
if [[ "$note" == *:* ]]; then
  cand="${(L)note%%:*}"            # lowercase the text before the first colon
  cand="${cand##[[:space:]]#}"     # trim surrounding whitespace
  cand="${cand%%[[:space:]]#}"
  case "$cand" in
    bug|feature|idea|chore|skill|agent|project)
      type="$cand"
      note="${note#*:}"            # drop "keyword:"
      note="${note##[[:space:]]#}" # trim leading whitespace
      ;;
  esac
fi

line="- [ ] ($project) [$type][P2] $note — via matrix, $(date +%F)"

print -r -- "$line" >> "$inbox"

git -C "$standards" add INBOX.md
git -C "$standards" commit -q -m "Capture: ${note[1,60]} (via matrix)" -- INBOX.md
# Push is best-effort — a captured line committed locally is not lost if Gitea is unreachable.
git -C "$standards" push -q 2>/dev/null || print -u2 "capture-note: push skipped/failed (committed locally)"

# Echo the exact line so the bot can post it back into the thread as confirmation.
print -r -- "$line"