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Drop retweets whose original author handle matches a muted keyword - #45

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CI agent and others added 19 commits August 14, 2026 20:55
in_network_ids is passed to the VF client without deduplication, while
oon_ids is deduped four lines below. retweeted_tweet_id is pushed for
every candidate that has one, so the same ID repeats once per retweet of
a given post — most often when that post is going viral.

Neither VfClient implementation dedupes its input: StratoVfClient builds
one call per element, and XaiVfClient chunks by XAI_VF_MAX_BATCH_SIZE, so
duplicates consume batch slots and can force an extra round trip.

Not a correctness issue — results collapse into a HashMap keyed by tweet
ID — but redundant work on the For You serving path.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Deduplicate in_network_ids before VF lookup
ViewerMutedKeywordFilter only tokenized tweet_text. Gizmoduck already
filled retweeted_screen_name on For You, and Night Owl already sets
retweeted_user_id on Latest Following, but neither mute-keyword filter
matched the original author handle.

A followee retweeting @spamAccount ("hello") still served when the
viewer muted the keyword spamaccount. Mention-in-text already drops;
mute-by-id is already AuthorSocialgraphFilter (#9). This is the leftover
author-of-retweeted edge, twin of quoted-author handle (xai-org#140).

Co-authored-by: Jon Bailey <Pitchfork-and-Torch@users.noreply.github.com>
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