Optional replyId on send (API + MCP) — protocol-level threaded replies (#31)
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# Changelog
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## v0.12.7 — 2026-09-25 11:40
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- `POST /api/send` and the MCP `send_message` tool now accept an optional `replyId` (integer in 1..0xffffffff) referencing an earlier message's packet id from `GET /api/messages` / `get_messages`. When set, the recipient app renders the sent text as a threaded reply/quote of that packet. The value rides Meshtastic's protocol-level reply mechanism: `Data.reply_id` (field 7) on the TEXT_MESSAGE_APP payload.
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- `buildTextToRadio(to, text, channelIndex, replyId?)` in `src/mesh/codec.ts` gained the optional param and sets **camelCase** `replyId` on the Data value (`replyId ?? 0`). The JS protobufs package silently drops snake_case `reply_id`, so camelCase is mandatory; a byte-level spec asserts wire tag `0x3d` (field 7, fixed32) appears iff `replyId` was given.
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- `MeshService.sendText(to, text, replyId?)` passes the value through to the codec. REST validation rejects non-integers and out-of-range values with a 400; MCP validates via zod (`z.number().int().min(1).max(0xffffffff)`). Omitting it leaves the field unset (proto3 default 0, not serialized) — existing callers are unaffected.
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- New specs: codec byte-level `0x3d` presence/absence check and a service outbound-capture case asserting `Data.replyId === <id>` when given and `0` when omitted. All 62 pre-existing tests stay green (64 total).
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- Docs: README endpoint + MCP tool lines, AGENTS.md API section, and the controller's `@ApiOperation` description now document the optional `replyId`.
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## v0.12.6 — 2026-09-25 10:55
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- Docs (MESHTASTIC.md response protocol): reverted the v0.12.5 reply rule per owner preference ("we will talk on that channel") — replies to messages from a specific node now go back **on the same channel as a broadcast** (no `to`), no direct messages; broadcasts are used for both replies and general announcements such as the hourly weather report. The always-respond-first bullet (**ALWAYS respond ... BEFORE starting any work it triggers**) and every other rule are unchanged. No code changes — `POST /api/send` and the MCP send tool already accept an omitted `to` (broadcast).
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