Filter string `json:"filter,omitempty" jsonschema:"Restrict output to a single filter name (empty = all filters)"`

			// Filter labels if --filter is specified
			var filteredLabels []*utils.Label
			for _, l := range seg.Labels {
				if input.Filter == "" || l.Filter == input.Filter {
					filteredLabels = append(filteredLabels, l)
				}
			}
			// Skip segments with no matching labels when filter is active
			if input.Filter != "" && len(filteredLabels) == 0 {
				continue
			}

				for _, l := range seg.Labels {

				for _, l := range filteredLabels {

			// Update filter stats and review status (always needed)
			for _, l := range seg.Labels {

			// Update filter stats and review status (using filtered labels)
			for _, l := range filteredLabels {

rewrite call-classify skill for gemma
save good data to call types

NEED calltype in TUI, put them in config.json, if keybinding has calltypes and does not have a direct keybinding, popup a selection box

	filter := fs.String("filter", "", "Restrict output to a single filter name (default: all filters)")

		fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "  skraak calls summarise --folder ./recordings --filter opensoundscape-kiwi-1.2 --brief\n")

		Filter: *filter,

	if *filter != "" {
		fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "Filter: %s\n", *filter)
	}

## [2026-04-22] `calls summarise`: Add --filter flag to restrict output to a single filter

Adds `--filter <name>` to `skraak calls summarise`. When specified, only labels
matching that filter are included in stats, segments, and review counts.
Segments with no matching labels are omitted entirely. Empty filter (default)
behaves as before (all filters included).
Motivation: a folder of .data files may contain multiple ML model filters;
summarising all of them makes it hard to inspect one. `--filter` scopes the
output the same way `classify --filter` scopes the TUI.

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