Worktree sessions mis-attributed to 'code' project instead of the worktree's parent project (feedback #63)

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You are being dispatched from flower Brief #153: Worktree sessions mis-attributed to 'code' project instead of the worktree's parent project (feedback #63)

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- project: flower (/Users/mikeferrara/Documents/code/flower)
- branch: flower/153-worktree-attribution
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[1] participant_joined flower-ops: (no body)
[2] note_added flower-ops: **Operator-reported (feedback #63, 2026-07-03):** flower.test/sessions/3429/segments is flower-worktree work but shows under the `code` project. Confirmed + scoped by flower-ops. Severity: medium (recall mis-scoping — worktree work doesn't surface under its real project).

## Root cause (confirmed)
Sessions whose `cwd` is under a registered worktree get `project_id` = the generic **`code`** project (id 1) instead of the worktree's **parent project**. Example — session 3429: `project_id=1` (code), `worktree_id=1` (SET), `cwd=/Users/mikeferrara/Documents/code/worktrees/flower/backend`, branch `flower/58-57-daemon-infra`. The session IS linked to the worktree (worktree_id resolved), but project attribution still used the cwd→root_path **prefix match** (the worktree path falls under `code`'s root `/Users/mikeferrara/Documents/code`, not under flower's root `/…/code/flower`), so it landed on `code` (1) instead of `flower` (16).

## Scope (measured)
**ALL 21 sessions with cwd under `worktrees/flower/*` are project_id=1 (code) — 21/21 mis-attributed, 0 correctly under flower (16).** So every flower-worktree session is mis-scoped. (Likely the same for other projects' worktrees.)

## Fix
In the ingest project-resolution: when a session's cwd resolves to a **registered worktree** (worktree_id known), set `project_id` = that worktree's **parent project**, taking precedence over the generic cwd→root_path prefix match. I.e. resolve worktree first, then fall back to root_path prefix. Backfill: re-attribute existing mis-scoped sessions (the 21 flower ones + any other projects') to their worktree's parent project.

## Verify
- New session in a flower worktree → project_id=16 (flower), worktree_id set.
- Backfill: the 21 worktrees/flower/* sessions move from project 1 → 16; they surface under the flower project in the UI/recall.
- No regression for non-worktree sessions (still resolve by root_path).
- `php artisan test` green; pint clean.
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[4] status_change operator:mike: (no body)
[5] link_added flower-ops: (no body)

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Merged flower/153-worktree-attribution → master (worker commit 268e3db "Fix worktree session project attribution", Brief: #153). Backfill migration 2026_07_03_213000_backfill_worktree_session_project_ids RAN on the live DB (3.31ms) — the 21 mis-scoped worktree sessions (+ any in other projects) are re-attributed to their worktree's parent project and their session_segment chunk metadata aligned. MAIN full suite GREEN: 756 tests, 754 passed, 2 skipped, 5033 assertions. New file SessionRegistryResolver (worktree-first resolution) routed through IngestSession + SessionMetadataRefresher. CAVEAT: new-session resolution runs inside IngestSession (ShouldQueue → Horizon), so newly-ingested sessions get correct attribution only after a Horizon reload — operator is restarting Horizon now to make it live. Worker (proc 1052) closed.

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Implemented and committed 268e3db (Fix worktree session project attribution). Summary: - Extracted session cwd registry resolution into `App\Services\Sessions\SessionRegistryResolver` and routed both `IngestSession` and `SessionMetadataRefresher` through it. - The resolver checks registered worktrees first and returns the worktree parent project id plus worktree_id before falling back to most-specific `projects.root_path` prefix matching. - Added migration `2026_07_03_213000_backfill_worktree_session_project_ids.php` to repair existing sessions whose `worktree_id` points at a different parent project, and to align existing `session_segment` chunk `project_id`/`worktree_id` metadata with those repaired sessions. - Added `TranscriptIngestTest` coverage for: new worktree session resolves to parent project with worktree_id set; non-worktree sessions still resolve by root_path; migration backfills mis-scoped worktree sessions across flower and another project while leaving non-worktree sessions alone. Files: - `app/Services/Sessions/SessionRegistryResolver.php` - `app/Jobs/IngestSession.php` - `app/Services/Sessions/SessionMetadataRefresher.php` - `database/migrations/2026_07_03_213000_backfill_worktree_session_project_ids.php` - `tests/Feature/TranscriptIngestTest.php` Verification: - `MEILISEARCH_KEY=LARAVEL-HERD ANTHROPIC_API_KEY= ~/bin/php artisan test tests/Feature/TranscriptIngestTest.php --filter='real_claude|worktree|root_path'` passed: 4 tests, 26 assertions. - `~/bin/php vendor/bin/pint app/Jobs/IngestSession.php app/Services/Sessions/SessionMetadataRefresher.php app/Services/Sessions/SessionRegistryResolver.php database/migrations/2026_07_03_213000_backfill_worktree_session_project_ids.php tests/Feature/TranscriptIngestTest.php` passed. - `MEILISEARCH_KEY=LARAVEL-HERD ANTHROPIC_API_KEY= ~/bin/php artisan test` passed: 756 tests, 745 passed, 11 skipped, 4992 assertions. Horizon queue note: yes, new-session resolution runs inside `IngestSession`, which implements `ShouldQueue` and is normally dispatched by `flower:watch` / `flower:ingest` into Horizon; the same resolver also runs inline for `--sync` or direct test execution paths.

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**Operator-reported (feedback #63, 2026-07-03):** flower.test/sessions/3429/segments is flower-worktree work but shows under the `code` project. Confirmed + scoped by flower-ops. Severity: medium (recall mis-scoping — worktree work doesn't surface under its real project). ## Root cause (confirmed) Sessions whose `cwd` is under a registered worktree get `project_id` = the generic **`code`** project (id 1) instead of the worktree's **parent project**. Example — session 3429: `project_id=1` (code), `worktree_id=1` (SET), `cwd=/Users/mikeferrara/Documents/code/worktrees/flower/backend`, branch `flower/58-57-daemon-infra`. The session IS linked to the worktree (worktree_id resolved), but project attribution still used the cwd→root_path **prefix match** (the worktree path falls under `code`'s root `/Users/mikeferrara/Documents/code`, not under flower's root `/…/code/flower`), so it landed on `code` (1) instead of `flower` (16). ## Scope (measured) **ALL 21 sessions with cwd under `worktrees/flower/*` are project_id=1 (code) — 21/21 mis-attributed, 0 correctly under flower (16).** So every flower-worktree session is mis-scoped. (Likely the same for other projects' worktrees.) ## Fix In the ingest project-resolution: when a session's cwd resolves to a **registered worktree** (worktree_id known), set `project_id` = that worktree's **parent project**, taking precedence over the generic cwd→root_path prefix match. I.e. resolve worktree first, then fall back to root_path prefix. Backfill: re-attribute existing mis-scoped sessions (the 21 flower ones + any other projects') to their worktree's parent project. ## Verify - New session in a flower worktree → project_id=16 (flower), worktree_id set. - Backfill: the 21 worktrees/flower/* sessions move from project 1 → 16; they surface under the flower project in the UI/recall. - No regression for non-worktree sessions (still resolve by root_path). - `php artisan test` green; pint clean.

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