Context Pipeline

Unified two-stage context collection and curation, including structured native task context and separate Obsidian vault context.

Details

Two-stage pipeline. ContextCollector fetches source sections with cache awareness (max_age plus source-level is_stale). ContextCurator renders cached Context as Markdown or JSON at the caller's depth. Structured sources include git, native tasks, projects, and Chrome; wrapper adapters remain separate. Exposed over MCP as context_block plus context_drill_down.

When is_wanted("obsidian") is False, ContextCollector suppresses obsidian, obsidian_tasks, obsidian_wellness, day_planner, and datacore before cache lookup or collector invocation unless the adapter's serves_native_without_obsidian(request) explicitly confirms a native route. The Journal, day-planner, and wellness adapters can read sealed Journal SQLite; the task adapter can read TaskStore. Filesystem-native vault and provider-neutral calendar are deliberately not classified as Obsidian-app sources.

After native task activation, TasksSource and the task section of the Obsidian collector query TaskStore. They never scan the frozen master list or task-note Markdown as current task truth.

GitSource is multi-repo since the Phase-A migration: it walks every .git directory at depth 1 under cfg['repos_root'], tags commits with a per-repo project field, and renders them bucketed under #### <project> subheadings. Pass custom={'git': {'repo_path': ...}} to force single-repo scope. The legacy work_buddy/collectors/git_collector.py is retained for test fixtures and historical callers but is no longer on the bundle path.

ProjectsSource reads authoritative rows directly from the Projects SQLite store. work_buddy/projects/sync.py and the work_buddy/collectors/project_collector.py shim exist only for explicit pre-seal compatibility reconciliation. After the Projects SQLite seal, project_sync returns status=disabled with reason=projects_sqlite_authority and performs no legacy file reads or writes.