add chat id

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  • Enhanced request tracking now captures additional context for improved diagnostics.
  • Updated workflow processing incorporates extra request details for more robust and reliable operations.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the handling of chat identifiers in both the controller and the service. The controller’s askQuestion function now logs and passes an additional chatId parameter. Correspondingly, the triggerWorkflow method in the temporal service is modified to accept this extra parameter and integrates it within its payload as a new chat_id property. These adjustments expand the method interfaces without altering the core workflow logic.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/controllers/hivemind.controller.ts, src/services/temporal/hivemind.service.ts	Modified logging and method calls to include an extra chatId parameter. The triggerWorkflow signature is expanded from three to four parameters.
src/services/.../hivemind.service.ts (HivemindPayload)	Added a new chat_id: string; property to the payload interface.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Req as Client Request
    participant Ctrl as Controller
    participant TS as TemporalService
    participant WF as Workflow System

    Req->>Ctrl: Submit askQuestion request (includes chatId)
    Ctrl->>Ctrl: Log details with chatId
    Ctrl->>TS: triggerWorkflow(communityId, query, enableAnswerSkipping, chatId)
    TS->>WF: Trigger workflow with payload (includes chat_id)

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A chatId blooms in every log song.
Workflow triggers now dance with extra flair,
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