ticketlens 0.38.42 → 0.38.43

package/README.md

@@ -460,7 +460,7 @@ Every note is scanned before saving — anything shaped like a real secret (API
 
 **Tags matter for search relevance.** `--tags=a,b` accepts anything, but a generic tag (the project name, "gotcha", "bug") gives future search almost nothing to match on. Tag with what the note is actually *about* — the specific technology, error type, or root cause (`retry-backoff`, `null-pointer`, `auth-middleware`) — so it surfaces when someone else hits the same problem.
 
-**Local file attachments.** `note add --attach=path1,path2` (or the `recall_add` MCP tool's `attachments` array) saves a screenshot or file alongside the note, in your local vault (`~/.ticketlens/recall/<PREFIX>/<note-id>/`) — same 10 MB/file, 50 MB/call, 20-file caps as ticket attachments for the local save. With Team Recall sync active, the attachment syncs too — visible and downloadable from Console > Admin > Recall — but the sync path caps at 12 MB/call (the backend's request-size limit, lower than the 50 MB local-save cap). Going over it fails the whole push, not just the attachment — the note stays saved locally, but neither its text nor the attachment reaches the team until it's pushed within the cap. Text-like attachments go through the same secret scan as the note body before syncing; a rejected scan blocks the whole push the same way.
+**Local file attachments.** `note add --attach=path1,path2` (or the `recall_add` MCP tool's `attachments` array) saves a screenshot or file alongside the note, in your local vault (`~/.ticketlens/recall/<PREFIX>/<note-id>/`) — same 10 MB/file, 50 MB/call, 20-file caps as ticket attachments for the local save. With Team Recall sync active, the attachment syncs too — visible and downloadable from Console > Admin > Recall — but the sync path caps at 12 MB/call (the backend's request-size limit, lower than the 50 MB local-save cap). Going over it fails the whole push, not just the attachment — the note stays saved locally, but neither its text nor the attachment reaches the team until it's pushed within the cap. Attachments with plain-text content (detected from the actual bytes, not the filename) go through the same secret scan as the note body before syncing; a rejected scan blocks the whole push the same way.
 
 **Gaps** — every `ticketlens PROJ-123` brief also diffs the ticket's own description against its linked tickets (from the depth traversal you already requested) and its own downloaded attachments, looking for requirements mentioned there but missing here. Anything uncovered shows up under a `## Gaps` section, citing exactly where it came from — a linked ticket key or an attachment filename — as evidence, never an instruction to act on. Nothing is saved anywhere; it's recomputed fresh on every fetch. Requires a Pro license, same as Recall. No network call beyond what the brief already made.
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "ticketlens",
-  "version": "0.38.42",
+  "version": "0.38.43",
   "description": "Jira CLI for developers — fetch ticket context, triage your queue, and stop tab-switching. Zero dependencies, all local.",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {

package/skills/jtb/SKILL.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-<!-- jtb-skill-version: 0.42.2 -->
+<!-- jtb-skill-version: 0.42.3 -->
 ---
 name: jtb
 description: Fetch a Jira ticket's full context (description, comments, linked issues, code references) and assemble a structured TicketBrief for implementation planning. Use when user types /jtb, mentions a Jira ticket key, or wants to plan work from a Jira ticket.
@@ -371,7 +371,7 @@ echo "The body text of the note, one or more paragraphs." | \
 
 **Choosing tags:** derive them from this note's actual content — the specific technology, error type, root cause, or affected component (e.g. `retry-backoff`, `null-pointer`, `auth-middleware`) — never the project name or a generic category word like `gotcha` or `bug`. A tag like `jtb` or `ticketlens` tells a future search nothing that the ticket/project context doesn't already say; a tag like `retry-backoff` is what actually surfaces this note when someone else hits the same problem. A tag that just restates the title in different words, or one you can't trace to a specific sentence in the body, gives that same zero signal — if you can't point to the exact phrase that justifies it, drop it. Same rule whether you're constructing the bash command above or calling `recall_add` directly — see its tool description for the same guidance.
 
-**Attaching local files.** `note add --attach=path1,path2` (Pro) saves a screenshot or file alongside the note — same 10 MB/file, 50 MB/call, 20-file caps as `ticket_create`/`ticket_comment`'s `--attach` for the local save. If this account is entitled and the note syncs to a team (Team Recall sync active), the attachment syncs with it — visible and downloadable from Console > Admin > Recall, not just text-only. The sync path has a lower 12 MB/call cap than the local save (bounded by the backend's request-size limit, not the CLI). Going over it fails the whole push, not just the attachment — the note stays saved locally, but neither its text nor the attachment reaches the team until pushed within the cap. Text-like attachments (`.txt`/`.log`/`.md`/etc.) go through the same secret scan as the note body before syncing; a rejected scan blocks the whole push the same way. The `recall_add` MCP tool has a matching `attachments` array parameter — prefer it over the bash form when available, same rule as the rest of this section.
+**Attaching local files.** `note add --attach=path1,path2` (Pro) saves a screenshot or file alongside the note — same 10 MB/file, 50 MB/call, 20-file caps as `ticket_create`/`ticket_comment`'s `--attach` for the local save. If this account is entitled and the note syncs to a team (Team Recall sync active), the attachment syncs with it — visible and downloadable from Console > Admin > Recall, not just text-only. The sync path has a lower 12 MB/call cap than the local save (bounded by the backend's request-size limit, not the CLI). Going over it fails the whole push, not just the attachment — the note stays saved locally, but neither its text nor the attachment reaches the team until pushed within the cap. Attachments with plain-text content (checked by actually decoding the bytes, not by filename extension — renaming a text file to `.png` doesn't skip this) go through the same secret scan as the note body before syncing; a rejected scan blocks the whole push the same way. The `recall_add` MCP tool has a matching `attachments` array parameter — prefer it over the bash form when available, same rule as the rest of this section.
 
 To search saved notes directly (outside of automatic brief injection): `ticketlens recall "<query>"`.