When you have many notifications, listing them all is just drudgery. If you would like to figure out what caused a notification to be displayed, you would like to be able to query just that specific notification.
For example, if you have a notification set up for a pattern which matches just a partial IP address, finding out what exactly that pattern was will currently require you to search chat for your original @hal notify, sometimes with creative search terms.
The proposal here, then, is to accept a string after @hal notifications or @hal my notifications and display only the patterns which match that string.
When you have many notifications, listing them all is just drudgery. If you would like to figure out what caused a notification to be displayed, you would like to be able to query just that specific notification.
For example, if you have a notification set up for a pattern which matches just a partial IP address, finding out what exactly that pattern was will currently require you to search chat for your original
@hal notify, sometimes with creative search terms.The proposal here, then, is to accept a string after
@hal notificationsor@hal my notificationsand display only the patterns which match that string.