i think this project has died

[ampelectrecuted]

all the PRs are being spammed with "oh this hasn't been updated in a while" and our last update was 2 weeks ago. we need to lock in. get the js extension finished. implement QoL stuff like #742 and 703. @OmniBlocks/coders let's get some work done.

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Plan

Observations

The OmniBlocks project is a React-based fork of TurboWarp/Scratch with a tab-based UI system using react-tabs. Currently, there's no JavaScript extension implementation, though the roadmap mentions adding Monaco React editor. The codebase has existing CI workflows including spam guard and stale PR checker. The extension system follows Scratch's architecture where extensions are registered in scratch-vm and exposed through the GUI's extension library. The current UI uses fixed tabs (Code, Costumes, Sounds, Songs) with separate TabPanel components.

Approach

The plan addresses three main objectives: (1) implementing the JavaScript extension with Monaco editor integration, (2) refactoring the UI to support VSCode-like movable panels, and (3) creating a CI cleanup workflow. The JavaScript extension will leverage Monaco React Editor for code editing capabilities. The panel system will replace the current tab-based approach with a flexible, draggable panel layout system. The CI cleanup will build upon existing workflows to automate comment and issue maintenance.

Implementation Plan

1. JavaScript Extension Implementation

1.1 Add Monaco Editor Dependencies

• Add @monaco-editor/react and monaco-editor to file:package.json dependencies
• Configure webpack in file:webpack.config.js to handle Monaco editor assets and workers
• Add Monaco editor language support for JavaScript/TypeScript

1.2 Create JavaScript Extension Structure

• Create extension definition in file:src/lib/libraries/extensions/javascript/ directory:
  • javascript.png - Extension icon
  • javascript-small.svg - Small inset icon
  • Extension metadata files
• Register the extension in file:src/lib/libraries/extensions/index.jsx following the pattern of existing extensions

1.3 Implement JavaScript Code Editor Component

• Create file:src/components/javascript-editor/javascript-editor.jsx component:
  • Integrate Monaco Editor with React wrapper
  • Configure JavaScript/TypeScript language support
  • Add syntax highlighting and IntelliSense
  • Implement code execution interface with scratch-vm
  • Add error handling and console output display
• Create corresponding container in file:src/containers/javascript-editor.jsx
• Add CSS styling in file:src/components/javascript-editor/javascript-editor.css

1.4 Integrate with Scratch VM

• Extend scratch-vm integration to support JavaScript code execution
• Create bridge between Monaco editor and VM runtime
• Implement security sandboxing for JavaScript execution
• Add blocks in the extension to trigger JavaScript functions
• Create API for JavaScript code to interact with Scratch sprites/stage

1.5 Add JavaScript Tab to GUI

• Modify file:src/components/gui/gui.jsx to add JavaScript tab alongside Code, Costumes, Sounds, Songs
• Import JavaScript editor icon
• Add TabPanel for JavaScript editor
• Update file:src/reducers/editor-tab.js to handle JavaScript tab state
• Add activation handler similar to onActivateCostumesTab and onActivateSoundsTab

2. Panel-Oriented UI System (Issue #742)

2.1 Research and Add Panel Management Library

• Evaluate and add panel management library (options: react-mosaic-component, react-grid-layout, or golden-layout)
• Add chosen library to file:package.json dependencies
• Configure library with OmniBlocks theming

2.2 Create Panel System Architecture

• Create file:src/components/panel-system/ directory structure:
  • panel-manager.jsx - Main panel orchestrator
  • panel.jsx - Individual panel wrapper component
  • panel-header.jsx - Draggable panel header
  • panel-registry.js - Registry of available panels
  • panel-system.css - Panel styling

2.3 Define Panel Types

Create panel components for each workspace area:

• Per-Sprite Panels:

  • Code Panel (wraps existing Blocks component from file:src/containers/blocks.jsx)
  • Costumes Panel (wraps file:src/containers/costume-tab.jsx)
  • Sounds Panel (wraps file:src/containers/sound-tab.jsx)
  • JavaScript Panel (new JavaScript editor)

• Global Panels:

  • Stage Panel (wraps file:src/containers/stage-wrapper.jsx)
  • Songs Editor Panel (wraps file:src/containers/songs-tab.jsx)
  • Variables Editor Panel (new component for variable management)
  • Addon Settings Panel (move from file:src/addons/settings/settings.jsx)

2.4 Implement Panel State Management

• Create file:src/reducers/panel-layout.js reducer:
  • Store panel positions, sizes, and visibility
  • Handle panel open/close/move/resize actions
  • Persist layout to localStorage
• Add panel actions in file:src/reducers/ for panel operations
• Update file:src/containers/gui.jsx to connect panel state

2.5 Refactor GUI Component

• Modify file:src/components/gui/gui.jsx:
  • Replace react-tabs Tabs/TabList/TabPanel structure with panel system
  • Remove hardcoded tab layout
  • Integrate PanelManager component
  • Add panel toggle controls to MenuBar
  • Maintain backward compatibility with existing components

2.6 Create Panel Controls UI

• Add panel management controls to file:src/components/menu-bar/menu-bar.jsx:
  • "View" menu with panel visibility toggles
  • "Reset Layout" option to restore default panel arrangement
  • Panel presets (e.g., "Coding Mode", "Art Mode", "Music Mode")
• Create panel selector modal for opening new panels

2.7 Update Theming

• Extend theme system in file:src/lib/themes/ to support panel styling
• Add panel-specific color variables to file:src/css/colors.css
• Ensure panels respect current theme selection

3. CI Cleanup Workflow (Issue #703)

3.1 Create Cleanup Workflow

• Create file:.github/workflows/cleanup.yml:
  • Schedule daily runs using cron
  • Add manual trigger with workflow_dispatch
  • Set appropriate permissions (issues: write, pull-requests: write, contents: read)

3.2 Implement Comment Cleanup Job

• Add job to detect and clean spam/low-quality comments:
  • Use GitHub API to fetch comments from issues and PRs
  • Integrate with AI model (similar to file:.github/workflows/spam-guard.yml)
  • Detect patterns mentioned in issue Apology #701 (label wars, bug godzillas references)
  • Minimize or delete flagged comments
  • Log cleanup actions for audit trail

3.3 Implement Stale Content Management

• Extend existing file:.github/workflows/stale-pr-checker.yml logic:
  • Identify stale issues (no activity for 30+ days)
  • Add "stale" label to inactive issues
  • Post reminder comments with helpful context
  • Auto-close issues after additional grace period if no response

3.4 Add Learning Cleanup for Bots

• Create job to manage bot learnings:
  • Detect and flag bot comments with outdated/incorrect information
  • Use GitHub API to interact with CodeRabbit and other bots
  • Clear specific learning patterns as mentioned in issue Apology #701
  • Post summary of cleanup actions

3.5 Create Cleanup Report

• Generate daily cleanup summary:
  • Count of comments processed
  • Number of spam detections
  • Stale issues/PRs updated
  • Post summary to dedicated issue or discussion thread
  • Notify maintainers via GitHub mentions

3.6 Add Cleanup Script

• Create file:.github/scripts/cleanup-helper.js:
  • Reusable functions for comment analysis
  • Pattern matching for spam detection
  • Utilities for GitHub API interactions
  • Export functions for use in workflow

4. Testing and Documentation

4.1 Update Documentation

• Update file:README.md:
  • Document JavaScript extension usage
  • Add panel system user guide
  • Explain panel customization options
  • Update roadmap to reflect completed features
• Update file:DEVLOGS.md with implementation details

4.2 Add Integration Tests

• Create tests in file:test/integration/:
  • Test JavaScript extension loading and execution
  • Test panel system drag-and-drop functionality
  • Test panel state persistence
  • Test CI cleanup workflow logic

4.3 Update Contributing Guide

• Update file:CONTRIBUTING.md:
  • Add guidelines for creating new panels
  • Document JavaScript extension API
  • Explain panel system architecture

5. Deployment Considerations

5.1 Feature Flags

• Add feature flags in file:src/reducers/gui.js:
  • enableJavaScriptExtension - Toggle JS extension
  • enablePanelSystem - Toggle new panel UI (allow gradual rollout)
  • Allow users to opt-in via settings or URL parameters

5.2 Migration Path

• Implement graceful fallback to tab-based UI if panel system fails
• Provide migration guide for users with custom layouts
• Add "Try New Panel UI" banner in settings

5.3 Performance Optimization

• Lazy load Monaco editor to reduce initial bundle size
• Implement panel virtualization for better performance
• Add loading states for panel content
• Optimize panel resize/drag operations

Architecture Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GUI
    participant PanelManager
    participant MonacoEditor
    participant ScratchVM
    participant CI

    User->>GUI: Open OmniBlocks
    GUI->>PanelManager: Initialize panel layout
    PanelManager->>PanelManager: Load saved layout from localStorage
    PanelManager->>GUI: Render panels
    
    User->>PanelManager: Drag panel to new position
    PanelManager->>PanelManager: Update panel state
    PanelManager->>PanelManager: Persist to localStorage
    
    User->>GUI: Open JavaScript extension
    GUI->>MonacoEditor: Load Monaco editor
    MonacoEditor->>MonacoEditor: Initialize with JS/TS support
    
    User->>MonacoEditor: Write JavaScript code
    User->>MonacoEditor: Execute code
    MonacoEditor->>ScratchVM: Send code for execution
    ScratchVM->>ScratchVM: Execute in sandbox
    ScratchVM->>MonacoEditor: Return results/errors
    MonacoEditor->>User: Display output
    
    CI->>CI: Daily cleanup trigger
    CI->>CI: Scan comments for spam
    CI->>CI: Detect stale issues
    CI->>CI: Generate cleanup report
    CI->>User: Post summary

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File Reference Summary

Core Files to Modify:

• file:package.json - Add dependencies
• file:webpack.config.js - Configure Monaco
• file:src/components/gui/gui.jsx - Main GUI refactor
• file:src/containers/gui.jsx - State management
• file:src/lib/libraries/extensions/index.jsx - Register JS extension
• file:src/reducers/editor-tab.js - Tab state management
• file:src/reducers/gui.js - Feature flags

New Files to Create:

• file:src/components/javascript-editor/ - JS editor component
• file:src/components/panel-system/ - Panel management system
• file:src/reducers/panel-layout.js - Panel state
• file:.github/workflows/cleanup.yml - Cleanup workflow
• file:.github/scripts/cleanup-helper.js - Cleanup utilities

Reference Files:

• file:.github/workflows/spam-guard.yml - Spam detection pattern
• file:.github/workflows/stale-pr-checker.yml - Stale PR logic
• file:src/examples/extensions/example-extension.js - Extension template

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## Observations

The OmniBlocks project is a React-based fork of TurboWarp/Scratch with a tab-based UI system using `react-tabs`. Currently, there's no JavaScript extension implementation, though the roadmap mentions adding Monaco React editor. The codebase has existing CI workflows including spam guard and stale PR checker. The extension system follows Scratch's architecture where extensions are registered in `scratch-vm` and exposed through the GUI's extension library. The current UI uses fixed tabs (Code, Costumes, Sounds, Songs) with separate TabPanel components.

## Approach

The plan addresses three main objectives: (1) implementing the JavaScript extension with Monaco editor integration, (2) refactoring the UI to support VSCode-like movable panels, and (3) creating a CI cleanup workflow. The JavaScript extension will leverage Monaco React Editor for code editing capabilities. The panel system will replace the current tab-based approach with a flexible, draggable panel layout system. The CI cleanup will build upon existing workflows to automate comment and issue maintenance.

## Implementation Plan

### 1. JavaScript Extension Implementation

#### 1.1 Add Monaco Editor Dependencies
- Add `@monaco-editor/react` and `monaco-editor` to `file:package.json` dependencies
- Configure webpack in `file:webpack.config.js` to handle Monaco editor assets and workers
- Add Monaco editor language support for JavaScript/TypeScript

#### 1.2 Create JavaScript Extension Structure
- Create extension definition in `file:src/lib/libraries/extensions/javascript/` directory:
  - `javascript.png` - Extension icon
  - `javascript-small.svg` - Small inset icon
  - Extension metadata files
- Register the extension in `file:src/lib/libraries/extensions/index.jsx` following the pattern of existing extensions

#### 1.3 Implement JavaScript Code Editor Component
- Create `file:src/components/javascript-editor/javascript-editor.jsx` component:
  - Integrate Monaco Editor with React wrapper
  - Configure JavaScript/TypeScript language support
  - Add syntax highlighting and IntelliSense
  - Implement code execution interface with scratch-vm
  - Add error handling and console output display
- Create corresponding container in `file:src/containers/javascript-editor.jsx`
- Add CSS styling in `file:src/components/javascript-editor/javascript-editor.css`

#### 1.4 Integrate with Scratch VM
- Extend `scratch-vm` integration to support JavaScript code execution
- Create bridge between Monaco editor and VM runtime
- Implement security sandboxing for JavaScript execution
- Add blocks in the extension to trigger JavaScript functions
- Create API for JavaScript code to interact with Scratch sprites/stage

#### 1.5 Add JavaScript Tab to GUI
- Modify `file:src/components/gui/gui.jsx` to add JavaScript tab alongside Code, Costumes, Sounds, Songs
- Import JavaScript editor icon
- Add TabPanel for JavaScript editor
- Update `file:src/reducers/editor-tab.js` to handle JavaScript tab state
- Add activation handler similar to `onActivateCostumesTab` and `onActivateSoundsTab`

### 2. Panel-Oriented UI System (Issue #742)

#### 2.1 Research and Add Panel Management Library
- Evaluate and add panel management library (options: `react-mosaic-component`, `react-grid-layout`, or `golden-layout`)
- Add chosen library to `file:package.json` dependencies
- Configure library with OmniBlocks theming

#### 2.2 Create Panel System Architecture
- Create `file:src/components/panel-system/` directory structure:
  - `panel-manager.jsx` - Main panel orchestrator
  - `panel.jsx` - Individual panel wrapper component
  - `panel-header.jsx` - Draggable panel header
  - `panel-registry.js` - Registry of available panels
  - `panel-system.css` - Panel styling

#### 2.3 Define Panel Types
Create panel components for each workspace area:
- **Per-Sprite Panels:**
  - Code Panel (wraps existing Blocks component from `file:src/containers/blocks.jsx`)
  - Costumes Panel (wraps `file:src/containers/costume-tab.jsx`)
  - Sounds Panel (wraps `file:src/containers/sound-tab.jsx`)
  - JavaScript Panel (new JavaScript editor)
  
- **Global Panels:**
  - Stage Panel (wraps `file:src/containers/stage-wrapper.jsx`)
  - Songs Editor Panel (wraps `file:src/containers/songs-tab.jsx`)
  - Variables Editor Panel (new component for variable management)
  - Addon Settings Panel (move from `file:src/addons/settings/settings.jsx`)

#### 2.4 Implement Panel State Management
- Create `file:src/reducers/panel-layout.js` reducer:
  - Store panel positions, sizes, and visibility
  - Handle panel open/close/move/resize actions
  - Persist layout to localStorage
- Add panel actions in `file:src/reducers/` for panel operations
- Update `file:src/containers/gui.jsx` to connect panel state

#### 2.5 Refactor GUI Component
- Modify `file:src/components/gui/gui.jsx`:
  - Replace `react-tabs` Tabs/TabList/TabPanel structure with panel system
  - Remove hardcoded tab layout
  - Integrate PanelManager component
  - Add panel toggle controls to MenuBar
  - Maintain backward compatibility with existing components

#### 2.6 Create Panel Controls UI
- Add panel management controls to `file:src/components/menu-bar/menu-bar.jsx`:
  - "View" menu with panel visibility toggles
  - "Reset Layout" option to restore default panel arrangement
  - Panel presets (e.g., "Coding Mode", "Art Mode", "Music Mode")
- Create panel selector modal for opening new panels

#### 2.7 Update Theming
- Extend theme system in `file:src/lib/themes/` to support panel styling
- Add panel-specific color variables to `file:src/css/colors.css`
- Ensure panels respect current theme selection

### 3. CI Cleanup Workflow (Issue #703)

#### 3.1 Create Cleanup Workflow
- Create `file:.github/workflows/cleanup.yml`:
  - Schedule daily runs using cron
  - Add manual trigger with `workflow_dispatch`
  - Set appropriate permissions (issues: write, pull-requests: write, contents: read)

#### 3.2 Implement Comment Cleanup Job
- Add job to detect and clean spam/low-quality comments:
  - Use GitHub API to fetch comments from issues and PRs
  - Integrate with AI model (similar to `file:.github/workflows/spam-guard.yml`)
  - Detect patterns mentioned in issue #701 (label wars, bug godzillas references)
  - Minimize or delete flagged comments
  - Log cleanup actions for audit trail

#### 3.3 Implement Stale Content Management
- Extend existing `file:.github/workflows/stale-pr-checker.yml` logic:
  - Identify stale issues (no activity for 30+ days)
  - Add "stale" label to inactive issues
  - Post reminder comments with helpful context
  - Auto-close issues after additional grace period if no response

#### 3.4 Add Learning Cleanup for Bots
- Create job to manage bot learnings:
  - Detect and flag bot comments with outdated/incorrect information
  - Use GitHub API to interact with CodeRabbit and other bots
  - Clear specific learning patterns as mentioned in issue #701
  - Post summary of cleanup actions

#### 3.5 Create Cleanup Report
- Generate daily cleanup summary:
  - Count of comments processed
  - Number of spam detections
  - Stale issues/PRs updated
  - Post summary to dedicated issue or discussion thread
  - Notify maintainers via GitHub mentions

#### 3.6 Add Cleanup Script
- Create `file:.github/scripts/cleanup-helper.js`:
  - Reusable functions for comment analysis
  - Pattern matching for spam detection
  - Utilities for GitHub API interactions
  - Export functions for use in workflow

### 4. Testing and Documentation

#### 4.1 Update Documentation
- Update `file:README.md`:
  - Document JavaScript extension usage
  - Add panel system user guide
  - Explain panel customization options
  - Update roadmap to reflect completed features
- Update `file:DEVLOGS.md` with implementation details

#### 4.2 Add Integration Tests
- Create tests in `file:test/integration/`:
  - Test JavaScript extension loading and execution
  - Test panel system drag-and-drop functionality
  - Test panel state persistence
  - Test CI cleanup workflow logic

#### 4.3 Update Contributing Guide
- Update `file:CONTRIBUTING.md`:
  - Add guidelines for creating new panels
  - Document JavaScript extension API
  - Explain panel system architecture

### 5. Deployment Considerations

#### 5.1 Feature Flags
- Add feature flags in `file:src/reducers/gui.js`:
  - `enableJavaScriptExtension` - Toggle JS extension
  - `enablePanelSystem` - Toggle new panel UI (allow gradual rollout)
  - Allow users to opt-in via settings or URL parameters

#### 5.2 Migration Path
- Implement graceful fallback to tab-based UI if panel system fails
- Provide migration guide for users with custom layouts
- Add "Try New Panel UI" banner in settings

#### 5.3 Performance Optimization
- Lazy load Monaco editor to reduce initial bundle size
- Implement panel virtualization for better performance
- Add loading states for panel content
- Optimize panel resize/drag operations

## Architecture Diagram

```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GUI
    participant PanelManager
    participant MonacoEditor
    participant ScratchVM
    participant CI

    User->>GUI: Open OmniBlocks
    GUI->>PanelManager: Initialize panel layout
    PanelManager->>PanelManager: Load saved layout from localStorage
    PanelManager->>GUI: Render panels
    
    User->>PanelManager: Drag panel to new position
    PanelManager->>PanelManager: Update panel state
    PanelManager->>PanelManager: Persist to localStorage
    
    User->>GUI: Open JavaScript extension
    GUI->>MonacoEditor: Load Monaco editor
    MonacoEditor->>MonacoEditor: Initialize with JS/TS support
    
    User->>MonacoEditor: Write JavaScript code
    User->>MonacoEditor: Execute code
    MonacoEditor->>ScratchVM: Send code for execution
    ScratchVM->>ScratchVM: Execute in sandbox
    ScratchVM->>MonacoEditor: Return results/errors
    MonacoEditor->>User: Display output
    
    CI->>CI: Daily cleanup trigger
    CI->>CI: Scan comments for spam
    CI->>CI: Detect stale issues
    CI->>CI: Generate cleanup report
    CI->>User: Post summary
```

## File Reference Summary

**Core Files to Modify:**
- `file:package.json` - Add dependencies
- `file:webpack.config.js` - Configure Monaco
- `file:src/components/gui/gui.jsx` - Main GUI refactor
- `file:src/containers/gui.jsx` - State management
- `file:src/lib/libraries/extensions/index.jsx` - Register JS extension
- `file:src/reducers/editor-tab.js` - Tab state management
- `file:src/reducers/gui.js` - Feature flags

**New Files to Create:**
- `file:src/components/javascript-editor/` - JS editor component
- `file:src/components/panel-system/` - Panel management system
- `file:src/reducers/panel-layout.js` - Panel state
- `file:.github/workflows/cleanup.yml` - Cleanup workflow
- `file:.github/scripts/cleanup-helper.js` - Cleanup utilities

**Reference Files:**
- `file:.github/workflows/spam-guard.yml` - Spam detection pattern
- `file:.github/workflows/stale-pr-checker.yml` - Stale PR logic
- `file:src/examples/extensions/example-extension.js` - Extension template

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Hi @ampelectrecuted! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

I understand your concerns, but I want to clarify that having a two-week gap between updates doesn’t necessarily signal that the project is dying. Development can sometimes take time, especially for complex features like the JS extension and QoL improvements mentioned (e.g., #742 and #703). It's great that you're passionate about keeping this project active and pushing for progress, but I recommend rallying the team collaboratively and planning priorities effectively. Remember to stay positive, as development is often about balance and pacing!

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Some say we're on pause, like a ship that's untied.
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But let’s roll up our sleeves and make it sublime!

With PRs to polish, and QoL to install,
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@coderabbitai i dont think any of the branches have been updated in a while. of course, the only activity on PRs is just stale bots. i get it's good to take breaks but c'mon it's been 2 weeks. we need to get some features into omniblocks.

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@coderabbitai i dont think any of the branches have been updated in a while. of course, the only activity on PRs is just stale bots. i get it's good to take breaks but c'mon it's been 2 weeks. we need to get some features into omniblocks.
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• Total: 20 open PRs
• Bot-created: 15 PRs (copilot-swe-agent, amazon-q-developer, cto-new, coderabbitai)
• Human-created: 5 PRs (#589, #566, #449, #444, #385 - all by supervoidcoder or you)
• Most human PRs: In draft status with limited updates

The stale bot situation: The stale reminder workflow is currently the most visible "activity," which creates the appearance of a dying project even though it's only been 12 days since the last commit.

Priority Features You Mentioned

Issue #742 (Panel-oriented UI): This is a major UI overhaul to make panels movable like VSCode - a significant undertaking that needs focused effort.

Issue #703 (ULTIMATE cleanup CI): High-priority bug related to CI/CD cleanup.

JS Extension: Mentioned in the issue objectives as needing completion.

Recommendations

1. Triage the bot PRs: Review the 15 bot-generated PRs and close/merge what's useful, archive the rest
2. Focus human effort on the 5 human-authored PRs, especially converting drafts to mergeable state
3. Pick one high-impact feature from your list and push it to completion this week
4. Consider adjusting the stale bot (issue #766 mentions it's "overly annoying") - maybe extend the threshold from 7 days to 14-21 days to account for school schedules

Based on learnings from the team, OmniBlocks is most active outside school hours and during breaks. If everyone's in a busy school period, that could explain the slowdown.

Would you like me to help create a task breakdown for any specific feature (JS extension, #742, or #703)?

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🧠 Learnings used

Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-29T00:57:49.206Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: Stale PR Reminder workflow uses GitHub Models AI (gpt-4o-mini) to generate personalized reminders for PRs inactive for 7+ days. Includes PR diff in AI context if < 5KB for better understanding. Posts once per 7 days to avoid spam.

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Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T01:55:33.086Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: Never reply to CodeRabbit’s own auto-generated comments (status, tips, rate-limit); when a bot loop is detected on a PR, post a single apology, minimize CodeRabbit auto-noise, and then remain silent unless a human asks for more.

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Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-10T16:28:02.495Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: On closed pull requests, CodeRabbit must remain completely silent even if new CI/bot comments appear; do not reply to github-actions or any automated posts.

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Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-10T16:28:02.495Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: To avoid bot loops, never reply to automated CI status updates or bot comments; only respond to human users. Prefer pausing reviews when noisy automation is detected.

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Learnt from: 8to16
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T11:51:07.955Z
Learning: The OmniBlocks/scratch-gui project is most active outside of school hours, and on weekends and school breaks. This activity pattern is based on observations from team members 8to16 (ampelectrecuted) and supervoidcoder.

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Learnt from: github-actions[bot]
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T01:50:28.065Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: When cleaning PR noise, prefer minimizing CodeRabbit auto-generated comments matching headers like "This is an auto-generated reply by CodeRabbit", "Rate Limit Exceeded", and "automated status update", while preserving human-directed conversation.

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Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T01:34:24.309Z
Learning: CodeRabbit experienced a spam bug on PR `#309` in OmniBlocks/scratch-gui where it posted 11 duplicate "no user input to reply to" messages. The spam was triggered by bot comments from github-actions and wellcode-ai. The comments were successfully minimized using GitHub GraphQL API mutations with the OFF_TOPIC classifier.

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Learnt from: 8to16
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-02T19:47:09.876Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui (Jan 1–2, 2026): amazon-q-developer[bot] posted 151 issue comments across 88 issues in 24h (75 deprecation notices, 37 error fallbacks, 39 other). This surge created repo-wide noise; future mitigation may include auto-minimizing boilerplate, gating Q behind an explicit command, or throttling.

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Learnt from: github-actions[bot]
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T02:01:48.684Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: Please avoid replying to CI status posts and ensure the Mega PR Test & Analysis workflow’s sticky comment only `@-mentions` the requester when the actor is a human (GitHub user type "User"); when actor is a bot, do not `@-mention` to prevent bot loops.

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Learnt from: github-actions[bot]
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T02:01:48.684Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui CI preference: In the "Mega PR Test & Analysis" sticky comment, only `@-mention` the requester if the actor is a human user; do not `@-mention` bots to avoid triggering bot back-and-forth and comment spam.

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Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-12-01T22:35:19.604Z
Learning: In OmniBlocks/scratch-gui, the branching strategy follows Git Flow: `develop` is used for active development and integration, while `main` is reserved for stable, production-ready releases. Both branches should be kept, with `develop` as the default branch for PRs.

[coderabbitai]

Tip

For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes.

@ampelectrecuted, understood - you already got the analysis. The reality is the project needs human commits, not more bot reports or AI analysis.

Quick tactical options to restart momentum:

1. Pick ONE feature from your list (JS extension, #742, #703) and commit to shipping it this week
2. Close/park bot PRs - those 15 bot-generated PRs are creating noise. Archive what's not immediately useful
3. Convert one draft PR to ready - you have 5 human PRs, get one across the finish line
4. Disable or tune the stale bot - extend it to 14-21 days so it stops spamming during busy school periods

I can help with any of these if you want:

• Break down the JS extension into concrete tasks
• Review and suggest which bot PRs to close
• Help with code review on a specific draft PR
• Write a quick script to bulk-update/close stale bot PRs

What do you want to tackle first?

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🧠 Learnings used

Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T01:55:33.086Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: Never reply to CodeRabbit’s own auto-generated comments (status, tips, rate-limit); when a bot loop is detected on a PR, post a single apology, minimize CodeRabbit auto-noise, and then remain silent unless a human asks for more.

---

Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-29T00:57:49.206Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: Stale PR Reminder workflow uses GitHub Models AI (gpt-4o-mini) to generate personalized reminders for PRs inactive for 7+ days. Includes PR diff in AI context if < 5KB for better understanding. Posts once per 7 days to avoid spam.

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Learnt from: github-actions[bot]
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T01:50:28.065Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: When cleaning PR noise, prefer minimizing CodeRabbit auto-generated comments matching headers like "This is an auto-generated reply by CodeRabbit", "Rate Limit Exceeded", and "automated status update", while preserving human-directed conversation.

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Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-10T16:28:02.495Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: To avoid bot loops, never reply to automated CI status updates or bot comments; only respond to human users. Prefer pausing reviews when noisy automation is detected.

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Learnt from: github-actions[bot]
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T01:58:09.061Z
Learning: In OmniBlocks/scratch-gui, when cleaning PR threads, prefer minimizing CodeRabbit auto-status comments that contain phrases like “For best results, initiate chat…”, “Rate Limit Exceeded”, and “This is an automated status update…”, while leaving human-directed replies intact.

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Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T01:48:23.435Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: For CI comment hygiene, prefer not mentioning bot/app requesters in the Mega PR Test & Analysis sticky comment; only mention humans. Track such behavior changes via a GitHub issue assigned to supervoidcoder with backlinks to the initiating PR and comment.

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Learnt from: github-actions[bot]
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T02:01:48.684Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: Please avoid replying to CI status posts and ensure the Mega PR Test & Analysis workflow’s sticky comment only `@-mentions` the requester when the actor is a human (GitHub user type "User"); when actor is a bot, do not `@-mention` to prevent bot loops.

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Learnt from: github-actions[bot]
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T02:01:48.684Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui CI preference: In the "Mega PR Test & Analysis" sticky comment, only `@-mention` the requester if the actor is a human user; do not `@-mention` bots to avoid triggering bot back-and-forth and comment spam.

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Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-10T16:28:02.495Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui: On closed pull requests, CodeRabbit must remain completely silent even if new CI/bot comments appear; do not reply to github-actions or any automated posts.

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Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-02T20:01:55.528Z
Learning: In OmniBlocks/scratch-gui, when a thread gets noisy, supervoidcoder prefers deleting CodeRabbit auto-generated plan/log comments on that thread (issue/PR) while keeping human/chatty replies; for Amazon Q boilerplate, prefer minimizing rather than deleting unless told otherwise.

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Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-10T02:32:52.161Z
Learning: In OmniBlocks/scratch-gui, supervoidcoder does not want CodeRabbit to use  mode unless explicitly requested. Plan mode should only be activated when the user specifically asks for code changes or PR creation.

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Learnt from: 8to16
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T11:51:07.955Z
Learning: The OmniBlocks/scratch-gui project is most active outside of school hours, and on weekends and school breaks. This activity pattern is based on observations from team members 8to16 (ampelectrecuted) and supervoidcoder.

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Learnt from: 8to16
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-02T19:47:09.876Z
Learning: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui (Jan 1–2, 2026): amazon-q-developer[bot] posted 151 issue comments across 88 issues in 24h (75 deprecation notices, 37 error fallbacks, 39 other). This surge created repo-wide noise; future mitigation may include auto-minimizing boilerplate, gating Q behind an explicit command, or throttling.

---

Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-12-01T22:35:19.604Z
Learning: In OmniBlocks/scratch-gui, the branching strategy follows Git Flow: `develop` is used for active development and integration, while `main` is reserved for stable, production-ready releases. Both branches should be kept, with `develop` as the default branch for PRs.

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Learnt from: supervoidcoder
Repo: OmniBlocks/scratch-gui PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-11-05T01:34:24.309Z
Learning: CodeRabbit experienced a spam bug on PR `#309` in OmniBlocks/scratch-gui where it posted 11 duplicate "no user input to reply to" messages. The spam was triggered by bot comments from github-actions and wellcode-ai. The comments were successfully minimized using GitHub GraphQL API mutations with the OFF_TOPIC classifier.

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💡 Use @coderabbitai plan to create a plan for code changes

[supervoidcoder]

Yeah my stupid school just blocked code spaces so you can blame them too