Fighter90/career-ops-ui v1.227.3 on GitHub

[1.227.3] — 2026-08-29

Fixed — word: / stem: title-filter prefixes were silently ignored, turning those filter lines into no-ops.

web-ui did not implement the parent's word: / stem: keyword prefixes. title_filter (and content_filter) default to case-insensitive substring matching, which is why a bare negative intern also rejects "International Product Manager" and "Internal Tools Engineer". Rather than flip that default — a breaking change for every configured install — the parent made precision opt-in per entry: word:intern matches the whole word only, stem:agent must start a word and may continue (separating "Agentforce" from "Reagents"). web-ui had neither, so it matched a prefixed entry as the literal text "word:intern" — which appears in no job title. The line became a silent no-op: the same portals.yml filtered correctly through the CLI and not at all here, so every intern posting the user had excluded still reached the #/scan table. Ported from the parent's title-keywords.mjs, including the Unicode-aware boundary (\p{L}\p{M}\p{N}_) rather than \b, which is ASCII-only and matched mid-word in accented or Cyrillic titles.
The 2–3 letter acronym rule now uses that same Unicode boundary. It previously used \b, so coo and word:coo disagreed on non-ASCII titles — two spellings of one rule.

Found while checking a live portals.yml that had just adopted word:intern specifically to stop "International Product Manager" being dropped by a bare intern. The prefix worked in the CLI; web-ui quietly kept every intern posting. Behaviour is now identical in both.
Defaults are unchanged. An unprefixed keyword keeps exactly its previous matching: substring for phrases and anything containing non-letters (.NET, SAP , L&D), boundary-anchored for 2–3 letter acronyms. A bare word: / stem: with nothing after it is treated as a typo and matches nothing — as a negative, an empty pattern would match every title and veto an entire scan from one stray colon.
6 new cases in tests/title-filter.test.mjs covering both prefixes, the Unicode boundary, the bare-prefix typo, positive-side use, and that unprefixed defaults are untouched. Test suite: 2846 → 2852.