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There are situations where we write about certain issues that were likely to have been posted in the past, but are difficult to find.

Imagine if using vector embeddings, we can instantly link to whatever issues are being referenced:

We had some problems with KV, so I don't know if it's wise to enable plugin communication without fixing the problem (I can't find the issue about this). Alternatively we could make this as part of a module inside text-conversation-rewards

From kingsley-einstein/contributions-scan#4 (comment)

Using this command, we should replicate the behavior of issue deduplication on the existing comment and edit/add the footnotes with links to the source issues.

A limitation that I see is how wide of a search we should conduct. Within the same repository is somewhat useless, and globally might incur too much noise.

Organization wide might be the best default, but sometimes it would be very useful, especially for us using three organizations, to do a global annotation/search.

Perhaps we can have optional arguments to scope the search.

/annotate https://github.com/kingsley-einstein/contributions-scan/pull/4#issuecomment-2577468623 global

But default can be just

/annotate

And it will automatically annotate the previous comment with an organization wide search.

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/ask I wonder if there is a more suitable command name instead of annotate which will make more sense for a global search as the default. Please provide some options.

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