Add vibe code logs and fix repo searching (org vs user)
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```
│  Agent powering down. Goodbye!
│
│  Interaction Summary
│  Session ID:                 d1261c5c-d812-4036-b57e-d188bdef12c4
│  Tool Calls:                 30 ( ✓ 29 x 1 )
│  Success Rate:               96.7%
│  User Agreement:             100.0% (30 reviewed)
│  Code Changes:               +124 -21
│
│  Performance
│  Wall Time:                  25m 19s
│  Agent Active:               14m 11s
│    » API Time:               5m 37s (39.6%)
│    » Tool Time:              8m 33s (60.4%)
│
│
│  Model Usage                 Reqs   Input Tokens   Cache Reads  Output Tokens
│  ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
│  gemini-2.5-flash-lite          4          8,739             0            371
│  gemini-3-pro-preview          24        218,346     1,111,266          4,682
│  gemini-2.5-flash               6         13,785             0            784
│  gemini-3-flash-preview         8        110,392       328,221          1,703
│
│  Savings Highlight: 1,439,487 (80.4%) of input tokens were served from the cache, reducing costs.
```
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# Vibe Coding Log
This directory contains logs of coding sessions with LLM assistants. The purpose is to track the evolution of LLM coding capabilities over time and provide an audit trail of changes made to the codebase.
## Log Structure
Each log entry is saved as a Markdown file named with the pattern:
`session_<YYYY_MM_DD>_<topic>.md`
## Instructions for Creating New Entries
1. **Create a new file**: Use the naming convention above.
2. **Record the Session**: Copy the conversation transcript or write a detailed summary of the interaction.
3. **Metadata**: Include the following at the top of the file:
* **Date**: The date of the session.
* **Model**: The name/version of the LLM used (e.g., Gemini 2.5 Flash, GPT-4, etc.).
* **Goal**: The primary objective of the session.
* **Outcome**: A brief summary of the result.
## Current Assistant
The initial logs in this folder were generated by **Gemini** (specifically acting as the Gemini CLI agent).

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# Session Log: Gitea Mirror Fixes
**Date**: Wednesday, January 7, 2026
**Model**: Gemini (CLI Agent)
**Goal**: Fix compiler errors after dependency bump and correct Gitea API usage.
**Outcome**: Successfully resolved `reqwest` 0.13 breaking changes and fixed logic for fetching repositories.
---
## Transcript Summary
### 1. Dependency Update Fix
**User**: Reported a compiler error after bumping dependencies.
**Context**: The project uses `reqwest`. A recent update to `reqwest` 0.13 made the `.query()` method feature-gated.
**Error**:
```
error[E0599]: no method named `query` found for struct `RequestBuilder` in the current scope
```
**Agent Action**:
1. Analyzed `Cargo.toml` and build output.
2. Identified that `reqwest` 0.13 requires the `query` feature to use the query string builder.
3. Updated `Cargo.toml`:
```toml
reqwest = { version = "0.13", features = ["json", "query"] }
```
4. Verified with `cargo build`.
5. Committed changes: "Fix compilation error by enabling reqwest/query feature".
### 2. Logic Fix and Refactoring
**User**: Provided a `git diff` from another machine fixing an issue where Gitea's search API ignored the "owner" field, causing incorrect repo mirroring. Also requested incorporation of the fix.
**Agent Action**:
1. Applied the logic change to `src/main.rs`:
* Switched from `/api/v1/repos/search` to `/api/v1/orgs/{owner}/repos`.
* Updated response parsing to handle the JSON array directly.
2. Addressed `cargo clippy` warnings identified during the process:
* Removed unused `tracing_subscriber` import.
* Optimized iterator usage: `url.split('/').last()` -> `url.split('/').next_back()`.
* Removed redundant `format!` usage.
3. Verified with `cargo build` and `cargo clippy`.
4. Committed changes: "Fix target repo fetching by using orgs endpoint and address clippy warnings".
### 3. Verification and Robustness
**User**: Asked to verify if the logic fix (using `/orgs/{owner}/repos`) was correct via rigorous checking.
**Analysis**:
* Research confirmed that `/repos/search` does not support filtering by `owner` name (only `uid`), validating the need for a change.
* However, `/orgs/{owner}/repos` **only** works if the target is an organization. If the target is a User, it would fail.
* The correct endpoint for users is `/users/{owner}/repos`.
**Agent Action**:
1. Refactored `fetch_all_target_repos` to use a fallback strategy:
* First, try fetching from `/api/v1/orgs/{owner}/repos`.
* If the API returns `404 Not Found`, automatically retry with `/api/v1/users/{owner}/repos`.
2. Extracted the fetching logic into a helper function `fetch_repos_from_endpoint` to avoid duplication.
3. Addressed new `clippy` suggestions regarding `map_or` and `is_some_and`.
4. Committed changes: "Implement fallback to user repos endpoint if org not found".
## Final State
The codebase now:
1. Compiles with the latest dependencies (`reqwest` 0.13).
2. Correctly filters repositories by the target owner.
3. Robustly handles both Organization and User targets by attempting both endpoints.
4. Is free of linting warnings.