feat(sessionize): add deterministic event-aware boundaries to segmentation - #49
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Summary
Add deterministic, opt-in event-aware segmentation so callers can supply externally authoritative events such as
git.merge,pr.approved, ordeploy.successand have the sessionization pipeline split existing segments at captured boundaries.The change is a small post-processing layer on top of the existing segmentation algorithm and preserves backward compatibility when no events are provided.
What changed
Eventdataclass insrc/activity_frames/events.py:event_type: strtimestamp: floatsource: strpriority: inteventsforced_event_typesforce_priority_apply_event_boundaries(...)_split_segment_by_event(...)_event_matches(...)With
events=(), existing behavior is unchanged.Example
The event is mapped to the captured boundary immediately after the last observation at or before the event timestamp. No synthetic observations are created.
Tests
116 passedpython -m pytest -qCoverage includes:
Validation
Review focus
(timestamp ASC, priority DESC).Eventshould be exported publicly and whether additional API documentation is needed.Files of interest
src/activity_frames/events.pysrc/activity_frames/sessionize.pytests/test_event_boundaries.py