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Erich Blume
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Editing a task's canonical-context doc body previously meant looking up its `canonical_context_id` (e.g. via `heph list --json`) and then `heph node update <doc-id> --body`. Add a `heph context <task-id>` command that resolves the canonical-context doc from the task's outgoing links and: * prints the body with no flag, * `--body <text>` replaces it (`-` reads stdin, matching `node update`), * `--append <text>` adds a blank-line-separated paragraph. Errors clearly when the id has no canonical-context doc (e.g. a plain doc node rather than a task). Purely a client-side CLI convenience — no new RPC. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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New `heph context <task-id>` command reads or edits a task's canonical-context doc body **by task id**, with no manual `canonical_context_id` lookup. With no flag it prints the body; `--body <text>` replaces it (`-` reads stdin, like `node update`); `--append <text>` adds a blank-line-separated paragraph. Errors clearly on a node that has no canonical-context doc (e.g. a plain doc, not a task).
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