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Benjamin Liu
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* feat(openreview): add author command for ID-explicit publication lookup
Closes the missing leaf in the openreview adapter. Among the public-strategy
academic adapters, dblp and arxiv both already ship an `author` command for
ID-explicit publication lookup; openreview only had `search` (full-text),
`paper` (detail by note id), `reviews` (thread by forum id) and `venue`
(listing by invitation / venue text). There was no way to ask "give me every
submission this author put on OpenReview, newest first."
`openreview author <profile>`:
- takes a canonical profile id (`~First_LastN`); validated by
`requireProfileId` so a dblp PID or a bare name fails before any
network call,
- hits `/notes?content.authorids=~<id>&limit=<n>&sort=cdate:desc`,
- returns rank-ordered rows with the same shape as `openreview search`
(id / title / authors / venue / pdate / url),
- throws `EmptyResultError` when the profile has no public submissions
instead of returning an empty list,
- inherits the typed-error envelope from `openreviewFetch` so network
failure, non-200, malformed JSON, and in-band error envelopes all
surface as `CommandExecutionError`.
Tests: 6 new `it` blocks plus 1 updated registration test in
`clis/openreview/openreview.test.js`.
- `requireProfileId` (1 block, 9 assertions): accepts canonical
`~First_LastN`, `~Bo_Liu17`, and a multi-segment middle-name id;
rejects empty, whitespace, missing tilde, missing trailing number,
embedded space, and a dblp-style PID.
- 5 author runtime cases covering pre-network ArgumentError, empty
result, non-200, fetch network error, and the happy path with a
request-shape assertion (`content.authorids` filter + `cdate:desc`
sort).
- Registration test extended to expect five commands and lock the new
`columns` contract.
Manifest auto-regenerated to register the new command.
Live-verified end to end against `~Yoshua_Bengio1`: the most recent ICLR
2026 workshop submissions return with the expected fields. A malformed
profile is rejected before any HTTP call. A nonexistent profile yields
`EMPTY_RESULT`.
* fix(openreview): accept real profile id slugs
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Co-authored-by: jackwener <jakevingoo@gmail.com>