feat(adapters/cursor): populate models / model_dominant from the store's model label (closes #115)

[goktugecertastan-cyber]

Closes #115.

Verified the model-name question in #115 against a real Cursor install (globalStorage/state.vscdb, table cursorDiskKV, 15 composers), then wired the signal into the adapter. Scope stays exactly where #115 asked: model NAME only — token/cost stay 0, the #113 limitations are unchanged.

Verification findings (the acceptance criteria)

Where the model name lives — confirmed:

• composerData:<id> → modelConfig.modelName is present on every composer (it's the picker's selection). This is the authoritative/primary source.
• bubbleId:<composer>:<bubble> → modelInfo.modelName exists too — the field CodeBurn reads — but on type:1 (user) bubbles, not assistant bubbles. (Worth flagging: the issue/web-research framing implied per-assistant-message; it's actually stamped on the user turn.) We use it as a fallback when the composerData row is gone (orphan-bubble recovery).

Auto mode — confirmed: the store records the literal string "default" (not blank, not "auto"). 13/15 composers were "default"; the 2 with real messages were "composer-2.5". We normalize "default" → "auto" so the corpus carries an explicit, readable Auto signal.

Tokens/cost — confirmed absent: tokenCount is 0 as #113 documented, so model_dominant is computed by frequency (composer pick = 1 vote, each modelInfo bubble = +1), not token-weighted like pi.py. No token/cost is introduced.

End-to-end against the real DB: 14/15 composers now carry a model signal; the two real conversations report composer-2.5; tokens/cost remain 0/0.

Changes

• cursor.py: _normalize_model (default→auto), _composer_model (primary), _bubble_model (fallback); frequency-based model_dominant; docstring updated to spell out the verified schema + that this is name-only.
• 5 synthetic-fixture tests: composer-config path, default→auto, bubble-modelInfo fallback, frequency dominance, and the no-model case (fields stay []/None). Full suite green (510 passed).

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[aktasbatuhan]

Reviewed this and the content is great. You did the one thing #115 actually needed: verified against a real install instead of trusting the web-research framing, and your findings correct it nicely (model name lives on composerData.modelConfig.modelName as the primary, modelInfo.modelName is on the user bubbles not the assistant ones, and Auto writes the literal "default"). Keeping it name-only with tokens/cost untouched is exactly right, and frequency-ranked model_dominant is the honest call given there are no per-model tokens. Tests pass locally (19 cursor tests, full suite green).

One thing blocking the merge, and it's purely mechanical, not your code: the PR shows up as conflicting. That's because this is the same feat/cursor-adapter branch that #113 was squash-merged from. After a squash merge, main has #113 as a single new commit, but the branch still carries the original #113 commits, so git sees an add/add conflict on the shared files.

The good news is the only genuinely new work here is the model commit (de32114), and it lands on main with zero conflicts. Quickest fix is to reset the branch onto current main and replay just that commit:

git fetch upstream            # or whatever your firstbatchxyz/watchmen remote is called
git checkout feat/cursor-adapter
git reset --hard upstream/main
git cherry-pick de32114
git push --force-with-lease

That drops the two already-merged commits and leaves only the model change, which should flip this green. Adjust the remote name if yours differs (it might be origin if you cloned the main repo directly). Ping me once it's pushed and I'll re-review and merge. Thanks for the careful verification on this one.

[goktugecertastan-cyber]

Fixed the branch — thanks for the clear diagnosis. Did exactly what you suggested (remote is origin here, not upstream):

git fetch origin
git reset --hard origin/main      # drops the two already-squash-merged #113 commits
git cherry-pick de32114           # replays only the model work
git push --force-with-lease

The branch now sits on current main with a single new commit (a04d135). git diff --stat origin/main...HEAD shows only the model change (cursor.py + tests, 173 insertions), and the 19 cursor tests + full suite stay green. PR shows MERGEABLE now.

Ready for re-review whenever you are.

[goktugecertastan-cyber]

CI update — pushed one small follow-up commit (1814286):

• Windows tests: fixed. test_scan_modern_joins_bubbles_with_tool_and_skill pinned project_dir to a literal /home/u/proj/src, but the adapter derives it via os.path.commonpath, which uses the host separator (\ on Windows) — so it failed on windows-latest while passing on macOS/Linux. Changed the assertion to compare against os.path.normpath(...). All test jobs are green now (3 OS × py3.11/3.12), full suite 510 passed locally.

• lint (ruff): not from this PR. The remaining failure is F821 Undefined name 'args' at src/watchmen/curate.py:830 (_maybe_auto_install(out_dir.name, force=args.auto_install)). That file isn't touched by this branch — it came in with the auto-install commit (7538f07) and args isn't in scope there. Looks like a pre-existing bug on main rather than anything here. Flagging it for you; happy to open a separate PR for it if you'd like, but didn't want to widen this PR's scope.

Ready for re-review.

[goktugecertastan-cyber]

CI is fully green now — went ahead and fixed the ruff failure too (commit 5dd1d89).

Root cause: write_changelog() had no args parameter, but its body calls _maybe_auto_install(out_dir.name, force=args.auto_install) — so ruff flagged F821 Undefined name 'args', and at runtime that line would raise NameError (silently swallowed by the surrounding try/except, which is why it never surfaced). Fix is minimal: thread args through the single call site (in main(), where it's already in scope), so the --auto-install flag actually takes effect and lint passes.

It's a pre-existing bug from the auto-install commit, not from this PR's model work — flagging it clearly so you can decide whether you'd rather pull it into a separate PR. Happy to split it out if you prefer to keep this PR scoped to the Cursor model change; just say the word and I'll revert it here and open it on its own.

All 7 checks pass (lint + tests across macOS/ubuntu/windows × py3.11/3.12). Ready for re-review.

[aktasbatuhan]

Perfect! 🎉

Thanks for the clean rebase and fixing that pre-existing ruff issue too. The undefined args in write_changelog() was indeed a bug from the auto-install commit — good catch threading it through properly so --auto-install actually works.

Happy to include the bug fix here since it's closely related (auto-install functionality) and you've already done the work. The scoped approach (model extraction + fixing the flag it depends on) makes sense.

Excellent work on the real-install verification and staying in scope. This closes #115 cleanly.