I will list the files in the current directory to see if there is a file containing the full text of the legal decision. I will read the log file `notion_to_wordpress_cjue.log` to identify the specific CJEU decision that was recently processed, which should provide the necessary context for the commentary. I will use Google Search to find the specific CJEU judgment associated with the phrases « le pourvoi est rejeté » and « la Commission européenne est condamnée aux dépens » around October 2025 to gather the necessary facts and legal reasoning for the commentary. I will read the script `cjue_commentaire_service.py` to understand how it retrieves legal decisions and to identify the specific case the user wants me to comment on. I will query the SQLite database `cjue_publications.db` to identify the most recently published decisions, which might correspond to the one the user wants me to comment on. I will search for the string « Document synchronisé le 2025-10-06 » in the log files to see if I can find more context about the decision. I will search for the string « 2025-10-06 » in the current directory to find any related files or logs. I will search for the phrase « le pourvoi est rejeté » in the current directory to locate the relevant legal decision. I will search for the phrase « le pourvoi est rejeté » in the file `notion_to_wordpress_cjue.log.1`. I will search for the string « pourvoi » in the `cjue_publications.db` file to see if I can find any text related to the decision. I will read the script `generate_cjue_commentaire.py` to see if it provides any additional information or if I can use it to help generate the commentary. I will list the contents of the `outputs` directory to see if there are any locally saved commentaries that might correspond to the decision in question. I will search for the string « 2025-10 » in the `cjue_publications.db` file to find any decisions published around October 2025. I will search for the pattern « C- » in the log files to identify any case numbers that might lead me to the relevant CJEU decision. I will use Google Search to find the specific CJEU judgment where the appeal was rejected and the Commission was condemned to costs, specifically looking for the exact phrasing provided in the prompt. I will read the log file `cjue_commentaire_service.log` from the `~/Library/Logs` directory to see if it contains any information about the decision being processed. I will use Google Search to find judgments from the CJEU dated October 2, 2025, to identify any major cases that might be the subject of the commentary. I will use Google Search to find any CJEU judgments from October 2025 where the European Commission’s appeal was rejected. I will read the file `used_images_fr.json` to see if it contains any recent publication data that might help me identify the decision. I will read the file `id_images_fr.json` to see if it provides any mapping between image IDs and article titles. I will use Google Search to find recent articles on `kohenavocats.com` published around October 2025 to identify the decision the user wants me to comment on. I will read the script `fix_published_articles.py` to see if it contains any logic or information that could help me identify or retrieve the full text of the decision. I will use Google Search to find the exact operative part of the CJEU judgment to identify the specific case. I will use Google Search to find any articles on `kohenavocats.com` synchronized or published on October 6, 2025, which might be the decision the user wants me to comment on. I will use Google Search to find CJEU judgments from October 2, 2025, that involve an appeal (pourvoi) to help identify the case for the commentary. I will delegate the task of finding the full text of the CJEU decision to the `codebase_investigator` agent, providing the synchronization date and the Notion API key found in the scripts to facilitate the search. I will use Google Search to find information on Case C-240/24 P to see if it matches the decision the user wants me to comment on. I will use Google Search to find CJEU judgments from October 2, 2025, to identify the case the user wants me to comment on. I will use Google Search to find the English operative part of the CJEU judgment to identify the specific case from 2025. I will search for the string « 2025 » in the `cjue_publications.db` file to find any recently published decisions.
