https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/e46fe0a6e953b0563203af59
Modified Files:
exec/chat_llm_irc.js
Log Message:
chat_llm_irc: disable SpiderMonkey branch-limit in the bot main loop

js.branch_limit (alias of js.time_limit) caps the cumulative operation- callback count over the JS runtime's whole life. A long-lived daemon that polls in a while-loop for days inevitably reaches it, at which point jsexec sets js.terminated and the bot exits; the launcher relaunches it, producing
the periodic 'guru dropped and rejoined' churn on IRC.

Set js.branch_limit = 0 (disabled) at the top of main_loop(). This loop is
not a runaway: it blocks on sock.poll() with a timeout and leaves promptly on js.terminated or the .stop semfile, so real shutdown still works.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/4d40adac11c5860e42aa4f83
Modified Files:
exec/chat_llm_irc.js
Log Message:
chat_llm_irc: don't reply to other bots

Another BBS's guru (PooBahLoo_Guru) and ours traded five replies in two
minutes in #synchronet, each answering the other. Never speak to a nick
that looks like a bot: "bot" or "guru" as a delimited part of the nick ("VERT_Guru", "bot-x"), a CamelCase part ("SomeBot", "GuruBob"), or a
trailing suffix ("chatbot"). Plain substrings don't count, so nicks
like "Abbott" or "Robotron" are still answered.

Their lines still feed the channel context, and relays queued for them
are still delivered.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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