Conflict resolution correction: HEAD's message.py retained raw media list and
attachment count in return string, but tests from 3de30bb require stripped/filtered
media_paths and a plain return message. Aligns HEAD behavior with cherry-picked tests.
Propagate Matrix thread metadata from inbound events and attach
m.relates_to
(rel_type=m.thread, m.in_reply_to, is_falling_back=true) to outbound
messages
including attachments. Add tests for thread metadata and thread replies.
- extend message tool with optional media paths for channel delivery
- switch Matrix uploads to stream providers and handle encrypted-room payloads
- add/expand tests for message tool media forwarding and Matrix upload edge cases
- Replaces the explicit media event tuple with MATRIX_MEDIA_EVENT_FILTER
based on
media base classes: (RoomMessageMedia, RoomEncryptedMedia).
- Keeps MatrixMediaEvent as the static typing alias for media-specific
handlers.
- Removes MatrixInboundEvent and uses RoomMessage in mention-related
logic.
- Adds regression tests for:
- callback registration using MATRIX_MEDIA_EVENT_FILTER
- ensuring RoomMessageText is not matched by the media filter.
When a shell command times out, process.kill() is called but the
process object was never awaited after that. This leaves subprocess
pipes undrained and file descriptors open. If many commands time out,
fd leaks accumulate.
Add a bounded wait (5s) after kill to let the process fully terminate
and release its resources.
- Add image upload via im.v1.image.create API
- Add file upload via im.v1.file.create API
- Support sending images (.png, .jpg, .gif, etc.) as image messages
- Support sending audio (.opus) as voice messages
- Support sending other files as file messages
- Refactor send() to handle media attachments before text content
The deny pattern `\b(format|mkfs|diskpart)\b` incorrectly blocked
commands containing "format" inside URLs (e.g. `curl https://wttr.in?format=3`)
because `\b` fires at the boundary between `?` (non-word) and `f` (word).
Split into two patterns:
- `(?:^|[;&|]\s*)format\b` — only matches `format` as a standalone
command (start of line or after shell operators)
- `\b(mkfs|diskpart)\b` — kept as-is (unique enough to not false-positive)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
