Inline Consume Modes

Post-execution note mutation behaviors — strip, annotate, replace, leave

Details

Consume modes

Implemented in work_buddy/inline/consume.py. Invoked by the dispatcher after the handler returns (for one-shot commands) via apply(mode, ctx, result).

Mode	Before	After
strip	- [ ] task #wb/cmd/task/new	- [ ] task
annotate	- [ ] task #wb/cmd/task/new	unchanged, plus below: > [!work-buddy] Processed at <ts>\n> Result: <summary>
replace	#wb/cmd/task/new	#wb/cmd/task/new/done
leave	(unchanged)	(unchanged)

Override precedence

1. User preference (features.inline.consume_mode_override if set)
2. Handler's declared consume_mode
3. Default: annotate

Safety

Note mutations go through work_buddy.obsidian.bridge.write_file to preserve Obsidian's dirty-buffer handling — never direct filesystem writes. Destructive modes (strip, replace) should gate on work_buddy.consent for high-stakes operations.