Changelog

The global Tab KeyDown handler in NotesView was catching Tab presses in

definition lists, tables, and other non-RTE blocks and calling

IndentBlock(), which removes the block from its position and appends it

as a child of the previous sibling — appearing as a "merge" with the

block above.

This was wrong for all non-list block types:

• RTE blocks (paragraph, heading, etc.) already handle Tab internally

via IndentRequested, adjusting visual IndentLevel — so the global

handler was unreachable for those.

• Non-RTE blocks (definition list, table, image, code) don't support

Tab indentation, but the global handler was tree-nesting them.

Remove the global Tab handler entirely. Each editor handles Tab

appropriately on its own.

All 12 plugins now list their complete AI intent inventory in the

DetailedDescription field, which is RAG-indexed for Duncan's intent

classification pipeline.

Updated from single-line format to multi-line bullet format matching

the Habits gold-standard pattern. Each intent line includes the intent

ID, action description, and slot signature with required (*) markers.

Intent count by plugin:

Calendar: 4, Notes: 4, Contacts: 5, Email: 5, Tasks: 4 (unchanged),

Finance: 10 (unchanged), Journal: 3, Habits: 6, Snippets: 4, RSS: 4,

WebClips: 3, Files: 3, Canvas: 2 (new), Data: 2 (new)

Total: ~59 intents across 14 plugins (up from 25).

The RTE's Tab handler now checks for Ctrl/Cmd modifier first and skips

handling, allowing the event to bubble up to the parent view for

block-level indent/outdent. Plain Tab and Shift+Tab behavior unchanged.

Canvas: 2 new intents (create_whiteboard, delete_whiteboard)

• create_whiteboard: create new blank whiteboard
• delete_whiteboard: delete by ID or title search
• Changed CanvasPlugin from sealed class to sealed partial class

Data: 2 new intents (run_query, import_csv)

• run_query: execute saved SQL query by name, returns result preview
• import_csv: create empty dataset placeholder for import
• Changed DataPlugin from sealed class to sealed partial class

These two plugins previously had zero AI intent support. Both now follow

the standard partial class IIntentProvider pattern with entity resolution

helpers.

Snippets: +3 intents (search_snippets, delete_snippet, create_collection)

— 4 total

• search_snippets: search by title/content with language/collection filter
• delete_snippet: trash snippet by ID or title search
• create_collection: create snippet collection with description/color

RSS: +3 intents (remove_feed, mark_all_read, search_articles) — 4 total

• remove_feed: unsubscribe + delete articles by ID or name search
• mark_all_read: mark all articles read (optionally per-feed)
• search_articles: search by title/summary with feed/starred filter

WebClips: +2 intents (search_clips, update_clip_status) — 3 total

• search_clips: search by title/URL/content with status filter
• update_clip_status: set status (unread/reading/read/archived)

Files: +2 intents (search_files, delete_file) — 3 total

• search_files: search by file name with folder filter
• delete_file: soft-delete (trash) by ID or name search

Uses `with` expressions for init-only record properties (RssArticle.Read,

WebClip.StatusRaw). Reuses existing service search methods where available.