February 2026 (2026-02) – Highlights for sublime-security/sublime-rules: Key feature delivered was the Abuse Reports Handling Trigger in the Automation Workflow, decoupling abuse-report processing from acknowledgment automation to improve the reporting workflow. The change introduces a second trigger to close the loop automation, aligning with the design referenced in #4006, and is captured in commit 8459d9726643fef0d3e4dfaabd9ea42b22389007. No major bugs fixed this period. Overall impact: faster, more reliable abuse-report triage, reduced cross-path coupling, and improved maintainability of the automation pipeline. Technologies and skills demonstrated: event-driven automation design, trigger-based workflow engineering, version control discipline, and traceability to a concrete commit.

November 2024 — sublime-security/sublime-rules: Implemented Core Feed Automated Moderation Rules to automatically quarantine messages based on (1) malicious attack scores, (2) user reports indicating malicious content, and (3) high volumes of user reports within a message group. This automation reduces manual moderation workload, accelerates threat containment, and improves user safety. Commit 0a77db5697ce5c36f4f998c5d6b53d645db7f1ba (Add default automations to core feed #2162).