fix: prevent proactive replies during explicit mentions#9
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Summary
Fixes the likely duplicate-response path from Discord proactive monitoring overlapping with an explicit bot mention.
Changes:
StudyBot.has_active_mention_task(channel_id)helper for runtime coordination.ProactiveMonitorskip channels that currently have active mention work.ProactiveMonitorskip latest human messages that mention the bot, marking them processed so proactive checks do not respond after the mention run finishes.Why
The thread report points to proactive replies landing while an explicit mention-triggered Codex run is still working or later timing out. The previous safeguards only covered mention dispatch itself; proactive checks could still inspect the same mention message and produce a second response.
This PR prevents the proactive monitor from treating explicit bot mentions as proactive opportunities.
Verification
ruff check .pyrightpytestNotes
This addresses the proactive-overlap cause discussed in Discord. The broader cross-process durable idempotency idea in #8 may still be useful as a separate hardening step if multiple gateway instances are expected to consume the same Discord bot token.
Refs #8