@gotcos/glasses-server 6.83.0 → 6.84.0

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+ ## 6.84.0 - Dictation keeps "/pricing" and spoken paths; discard a Mac recording that captured no sound
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+ Two lanes in one release: the dictation formatting lane (built as 6.83.1) and the Mac recorder discard route (built
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+ as 6.83.2). Neither of those versions was published; 6.84.0 is the first package with either.
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+ - **Defaults and switches.** The AI polish prompt v3 is the default. Rollback: `COS_DICTATION_POLISH_PROMPT=v2`
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+ (the 6.79.1 prompt, byte for byte). The deterministic spoken-path rule ("forward slash pricing" to "/pricing") is
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+ on; `COS_DICTATION_SPOKEN_PATHS=0` turns it off.
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+ - **Known follow-up.** A self-correction such as "add Priya to the invite actually add Dana instead" sometimes keeps
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+ both names on v3 (2 of 2 runs in the eval). v2 handles it; set `COS_DICTATION_POLISH_PROMPT=v2` if it matters.
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+ - **Pairs with COS Control 0.5.334.** Control shows the learn note, labels a `link_guard` refusal as not polished,
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+ and offers Discard for a stranded Mac recording with no sound (it needs this server for the server-side discard).
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+ - **Package.** Two mutation gates no longer ship in the tarball: `server/scripts/mac-discard-mutation-gate.mjs` (new)
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+ and `server/scripts/work-lens-rounds-mutation-gate.mjs` (it shipped in 6.83.0 although its docs say not packaged).
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+ - **Checks on the merged tree (6.84.0).** Full suite: 571 files, 8679 passed, 3 skipped, 0 failed (first run, no
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+ reruns). The dictation lane's earlier "32 failed" run (below) was taken while another session was compiling; none
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+ of those failures reproduced here. Mutation gates against green baselines: dictation format 63 of 63 killed (256
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+ tests in 10 files), dictation polish 92 of 92 (210 tests in 7 files), Mac discard 25 of 25 (28 tests in 2 files).
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+ `tsc --noEmit` clean. `npm pack --dry-run`: 539 files, no test, gate, eval or fixture directory.
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+ ### Dictation: spoken paths and links, a dictionary that can hold "/pricing", and a polish that never invents a link
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+ Miles, 2026-10-21 13:09, dictating funnel pages ("demo, forward slash pricing, forward slash build and price"): COS
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+ gave him the words, and when he taught Fix a word "forward slash pricing" written "/pricing" it refused with "the
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+ written spelling cannot be a URL, email or path; it would join the decoder prompt". His ask: formatting said inside a
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+ dictation is honored by the AI polish, and a mapping like that works from then on.
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+ - **Client matrix.** Fix a word sends the same learn request, and the server now answers 200; Control 0.5.333 shows
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+ its usual "Saved" line. The answer adds `correctionOnly: true` and a `note`, which COS Control 0.5.334 shows. A
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+ refused polish answer now says `polishSkipped: "link_guard"`. COS Control 0.5.334 lists that word in both of its
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+ skip lists (`HelperSources/ProviderStatusCore.swift` and `Sources/MacDictationCore.swift`) and labels such a
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+ dictation not polished; an older Control may label it either way, and pastes the same pre-polish text the server
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+ sent either way. Older servers still refuse the learn.
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+ - **Dictionary: links, emails and paths are corrections only.** `learnCorrection` stores a written form that is a
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+ link, email, handle ("@sam") or path in `corrections` and never adds it to `vocabulary` (`addedVocabulary: false`), so it never
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+ reaches a decoder prompt. A repeat is `unchanged`, a full vocabulary does not block it, and Undo removes it and
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+ leaves the vocabulary alone. Refused: a written form with no letter or number ("/", a lone backslash), which would
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+ rewrite every sentence that says "slash". Adding a link, email or path as a vocabulary word is still refused, now
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+ with "Add it as a correction instead: what you say, then how to write it" (it has no heard side, so it is only
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+ decoder risk). The whole-map PUT already accepted such corrections; this makes the one-entry learn agree.
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+ - **Decoder prompt.** The rolling context Whisper is primed with already holds corrected text, so a correction-only
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+ form is put back to its spoken form, in any case, BEFORE the 250-character window is cut ("/pricing" becomes
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+ "forward slash pricing"; longest first), on the live stream and all three meeting batch decodes. A link the speaker
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+ said that is not in the dictionary and is split by the cut ("ample.com") is dropped from the window's start.
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+ `getVocabulary()` now leaves out any link, email, handle or path hand-written into the profile, so none reaches the
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+ vocabulary prompt (the Dictionary pane no longer lists such a term either). The guard and the polish link check
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+ share one top-level-domain list, and both know handles. The vocab-echo silence filter skips correction-only pairs:
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+ they are not vocabulary prompt terms, and their heard phrase is how a person dictates a link.
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+ - **Correction pass.** A multi-word key matches across a run of spaces or tabs, or one hyphen ("forward-slash pricing"),
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+ never a line break or a spaced dash,
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+ case-insensitive, with punctuation around it ("pricing,"). A key goes ahead of any earlier key whose words it
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+ contains, so "forward slash build and price" is not cut short by "forward slash build"; chains a profile relies on
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+ ("Myles", then "Miles Ukoma") keep their order. A written form is inserted literally ("$&" is not a pattern).
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+ Same pass on every path that already ran it: dictation finalize, prompt drafts, G2 live lines, meeting batch
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+ transcripts, previews. It runs before the AI polish.
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+ - **Spoken paths, deterministic.** For messages and prompt drafts (never meeting lines), "forward slash" plus one word
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+ that ends a phrase becomes "/word", lowercase: "go to forward slash pricing." becomes "go to /pricing.", also when
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+ the model is skipped (cap, breaker, too long). Longer slugs are the model's. Not rewritten: "slash" without
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+ "forward", "the forward slash key", "a forward slash", and a word that is not a page name ("with forward slash
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+ instead", "type forward slash twice", "two forward slash marks": adverbs, function words and the key's names, any
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+ case). `COS_DICTATION_SPOKEN_PATHS=0` turns it off.
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+ - **AI polish prompt v3 (default).** v2 plus spoken links, paths and emails ("forward slash build and price" becomes
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+ "/build-and-price"; "dot com", "dash", "underscore", "at" inside a link or email), formatting instructions about
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+ the speaker's own words ("format these as slugs", "in all caps", "in quotes") applied and removed, a request for an
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+ AI to produce something kept, ordinary speech left as words ("forward slash twice" is the character), and never
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+ inventing a link. v3 also applies to the finalize meeting surface (the deterministic rule does not). `COS_DICTATION_POLISH_PROMPT=v2`
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+ restores the 6.79.1 prompt byte for byte (pinned by SHA-256). Skip-when-clean now counts slash, dot com,
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+ underscore, at sign, all caps and slugs as formatting.
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+ - **Link guard on the answer.** The model's answer is refused, and the pre-polish text goes out (`polishSkipped:
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+ "link_guard"`), when it holds a link, email, handle or path whose letters were never said (a vocabulary spelling
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+ counts as said, so "kwilt dot com" may become "quilt.com") or whose shape was never spoken: a path without "slash"
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+ unless the speaker asked "as slugs", "as paths" or "as a URL"; a domain without "dot" (a version number such as
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+ "v6.83" is not a spoken dot); an email or handle without "at"; a scheme or "www" nobody said. Also refused: a path
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+ made only of non-page words ("/twice", "/everywhere"), and an answer that drops a link the dictionary wrote (any
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+ case). Known gap: a number said as words and written as digits ("three sixty dot com" as "360.com") reads as invented.
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+ - **Canary (synthetic, Haiku, through `autoCleanDictation` and the finalize steps in order;
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+ `server/scripts/dictation-format-eval.ts`, not packaged).** 33 dictations: slugs, multi-word slugs, URLs, emails and
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+ file names, ordinary "slash", "dash", "at" and "dot" speech, formatting instructions, and the dictionary entry.
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+ | Arm | Pass (format and every word kept) | Format right | Words kept | Rule only, no model |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | 6.83.0 (v2, no rule, no guard, no dictionary entry) | 20/33 | 24/33 | 25/33 | 9/33 |
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+ | 6.83.1 first run | 24/33 | 27/33 | 28/33 | 12/33 |
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+ | 6.83.1 with the slug-request guard fix (2 reruns) | 26/33 | 29/33 | 28/33 | 12/33 |
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+ - Gains: one-word slugs 5/5 (was 4/5), multi-word slugs 6/6 (was 3/6: "/build and price", "/free trial",
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+ "/schedule a demo"), the dictionary case 1/1 (was "demo/pricing"). Ordinary speech 8/8 in both: nothing invented.
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+ - Still failing in both arms: "bottle pos dot com" (6.83.1 "bottle pos.com/pricing"), "jordan dot lee at example
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+ dot org" (6.83.1 "Jordan Lee@example.org"), dropped lead-ins ("the site is", "go to", "use") on bare URL
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+ dictations, and "write a reply to Dana in all caps saying thanks", which both prompts follow instead of keeping.
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+ - Instructions: 2/4 in both. "put this next part in all caps" passed in 6.83.0 and failed in 6.83.1 (it
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+ capitalized the instruction too); it passed once with a prompt tweak that was not kept.
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+ - QA round (7 new cases about the character: "with forward slash instead", "type forward slash twice", "the old
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+ paths need forward slash everywhere", "press forward slash once", "two forward slash marks", "use forward slash
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+ too", "the critical path is the pricing page"): the first v3 run wrote "/twice", "/everywhere" and "/once". After
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+ the prompt line and the guard rule: 7/7, two of them by the guard refusing the answer. The slug cases rerun on the
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+ final prompt: 11/11 (one-word 5/5, multi-word 6/6, "/old-pricing" on a second try).
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+ - The first 6.83.1 run refused 2 answers. One was "format these as slugs" answered with "/pricing", which the guard
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+ called an invented path; the guard now accepts a path when slugs, paths or URLs were asked for.
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+ - **Regression (the 45 cases of the 6.79.1 eval, Haiku v3).** Fillers left 1 (6.79.1 Haiku v2: 1), backtracks 9/10
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+ (10/10), content recall 0.990 (0.983), added words 0 (0), preserved 11/11 (11/11). **One regression:** "add Priya
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+ to the invite actually add Dana instead" keeps both ("Add Priya to the invite. Actually, add Dana instead.") on v3
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+ in 2 of 2 runs; v2 got it right in a rerun. A prompt tweak aimed at it failed it 2 of 2 too and was not kept. Rollback
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+ for that case: `COS_DICTATION_POLISH_PROMPT=v2`.
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+ - **Budget.** 120 polish calls in the first round (the cap) and 26 in the QA round (cap 30), each counted in the
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+ polish budget's message bucket of a scratch data dir; no failures, so the 3-in-a-row stop never fired.
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+ - **Checks.** New mutation gate `server/scripts/dictation-format-mutation-gate.mjs` (not packaged): 63 of 63 mutants
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+ killed by named tests against a green baseline (256 tests in 10 files), including the QA round's window, handle,
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+ path-request, version-dot, any-case and separator guards. Its first run left 6 survivors: the scheme and "www" checks
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+ (unreachable, covered by the letters check) and one redundant early pass were removed, and tests now reach the
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+ article, letters and "at" checks. The live stream's window is pinned by a source check (its function is private).
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+ The 6.79.1 polish gate pins v3 as the default: 92 of 92 killed (210 tests in 7 files). Full suite after the QA round:
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+ 8640 passed, 32 failed, 3 skipped (571 files) with another session compiling. Rerunning the 24 failing files alone:
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+ 25 failures here, 23 at 6.83.0 (`d10d92e`), the same set except 4 timing tests that flipped either way (3 here pass
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+ when their files run alone); most are 5-second timeouts. `tsc` clean.
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+ ### Mac recorder: discard a stranded recording that captured no sound
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+ Miles, 2026-10-21: Record on Mac captured a 21-minute Zoom call as 211 chunks of exact zeros (macOS hands a process
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+ tap zeros, not an error, when it is not letting the app record system audio). The save refused it as no speech, and the
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+ capture then sat in the stranded list with a Save that could never work. COS Control 0.5.334 offers Discard for it.
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+ - **`POST /api/meeting/sessions/:id/discard {confirm: true, serverInstanceId}`** (authenticated, pinned to this server).
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+ Mac captures only (`not_mac_capture` 400 otherwise). It refuses, and changes nothing, unless the server holds the
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+ session in memory with NO canonical (transcribed) chunk, ASR finished on every chunk it received, no chunk upload in
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+ progress, and no audio for 2 minutes (`has_speech`, `asr_in_progress`, `chunk_in_progress`, `not_idle` 409;
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+ `session_not_found` 404; `already_saved` and `saving` 409). Without `confirm: true` it answers 400
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+ `confirmation_required` with a preview (chunk files, chunks received, 24 h retention). A retry after a lost answer
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+ answers `replayed: true`.
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+ - **Never deleted.** The session's chunk audio moves into the existing unsaved-audio quarantine with reason
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+ `discarded_no_sound`, a terminal `no_speech` receipt (so the auto-recover sweep and the unsaved-captures count leave
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+ it alone, and the session status reads `outcome: receipted`) and its own 24-hour clock instead of 72 hours. The
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+ session leaves the in-memory map and the stranded list, and its Mac registry is closed, so a late chunk or a replayed
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+ start answers 410 even after the closed-session tombstone expires.
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+ - **Quarantine clocks.** A quarantine manifest may carry its own `retentionMs`; it can only shorten the global
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+ retention, never lengthen it. Purge, the unsaved list's `expiresAt` and the disposition's `retainedUntil` all read it.
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+ - **Advertised.** `GET /api/mac-recording/capabilities` adds `discard: true`. An older server omits it, and Control then
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+ discards only its own local copy and says so.
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+ - Tests: route tests for the discard path, every refusal and the replay, a pure test naming each guard, and a quarantine
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+ test for the shorter clock. Mutation gate `server/scripts/mac-discard-mutation-gate.mjs` (25 mutants).
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  ## 6.83.0 - Work orchestrator: every session on a card, where each left off, and plan usage, in the planner input
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  Miles, 2026-10-20 21:47: the Work chat should act like an orchestrator, not a form: find a card's sessions itself,
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  "COS_DICTATION_POLISH_PROMPT",
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- "COS_DICTATION_POLISH_SKIP_CLEAN"
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+ "COS_DICTATION_POLISH_SKIP_CLEAN",
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+ "COS_DICTATION_SPOKEN_PATHS"
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  ],
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  "maintenance": {
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  "scope": "cross_boot",
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  {
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  "name": "@gotcos/glasses-server",
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- "version": "6.83.0",
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  "description": "COS Glasses: self-hosted AI heads-up-display server for Even G2 smart glasses, powered by Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent CLI, or local Ollama",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
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  "!server/scripts/key-lanes-mutation-gate.mjs",
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  "!server/scripts/dictation-polish-eval.ts",
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+ "!server/scripts/dictation-format-eval.ts",
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+ "!server/scripts/dictation-format-mutation-gate.mjs",
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+ "!server/scripts/work-lens-rounds-mutation-gate.mjs",
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+ "!server/scripts/mac-discard-mutation-gate.mjs",
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- export type DictationPolishPromptVersion = 'v1' | 'v2'
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+ /*
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+ * 6.83.1: v3 is the default. It is v2 plus spoken links, paths and emails ("forward slash
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+ * build and price" becomes "/build-and-price") and formatting instructions the speaker
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+ * gives about their own words ("format these as slugs"), with a rule that it never invents
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+ * a link. Miles, 2026-10-21: "when the user is giving formatting instructions within the
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+ * prompt, those need to be leveraged by the AI polish". COS_DICTATION_POLISH_PROMPT=v2
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+ * restores the 6.79.1 prompt byte for byte. Measured on the 6.83.1 canary set (CHANGELOG).
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+ */
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+ export type DictationPolishPromptVersion = 'v1' | 'v2' | 'v3'
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+ export const DEFAULT_DICTATION_POLISH_PROMPT: DictationPolishPromptVersion = 'v3'
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  export function dictationPolishPromptVersion(env: NodeJS.ProcessEnv = process.env): DictationPolishPromptVersion {
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+ return raw === 'v1' || raw === 'v2' || raw === 'v3' ? raw : DEFAULT_DICTATION_POLISH_PROMPT
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+ /** The v3 lines on spoken links, paths and the speaker's own formatting instructions. */
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+ export const SPOKEN_LINK_RULES = [
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+ 'Spoken links, paths and emails: when the speaker is clearly dictating a web path, link, file name, handle or email, write it the way it is typed.',
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+ '- "forward slash pricing" becomes "/pricing". A path of several words becomes one lowercase slug joined by hyphens: "forward slash build and price" becomes "/build-and-price". A path ends where the speaker\'s phrase or list item ends.',
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+ '- Inside a link, file name or email: "dot com" (dot net, dot io, and so on) becomes ".com"; "dash" or "hyphen" becomes "-"; "underscore" becomes "_"; "backslash" becomes "\\"; "at" or "at sign" becomes "@" ("sam at example dot com" becomes "sam@example.com").',
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+ '- Ordinary speech stays words: "and slash or" may become "and/or", but "slash" meaning to cut ("slash prices"), a "dash" of something, and "at" or "dot" in a normal sentence stay as they are.',
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+ '- "forward slash" followed by a word that is not a page or path name ("instead", "twice", "once", "too", "everywhere", "marks", "key") is the character itself: keep the words or write a lone "/", never "/twice". Every other word of the sentence stays.',
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+ '- Never invent a link, domain, path or email the speaker did not spell out. Do not add "https://", "www." or ".com" unless they were said, and do not turn a page or site name into a link unless the speaker said slash, dot or at.',
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+ 'Formatting instructions: when the speaker tells you how to write part of what they just said ("format these as slugs", "put that in all caps", "in quotes", "as a list"), apply it to the words it names and remove the instruction. A request for the reader or an AI to produce something ("write the email in all caps") is part of the message: keep it.',
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+ /**
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+ * 6.83.1: spoken paths and links in dictated messages. Miles, 2026-10-21, dictating funnel
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+ * /build-and-price, and COS gave him the words.
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+ * that ends a phrase (a comma, a sentence end, a line end, or the end of the text) becomes
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+ * "/word" in lowercase: "go to forward slash pricing." becomes "go to /pricing.". Anything
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+ * longer ("forward slash build and price") is left to the polish model, which can tell
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+ * where a slug ends; a rule cannot. Not rewritten:
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+ * - "slash" without "forward": "and slash or", "slash prices" are ordinary speech.
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+ * - the character itself: "the forward slash key", "a forward slash", "forward slash
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+ * character" (an article before it, or a word that names the key after it).
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+ * - ordinary speech after it: "with forward slash instead", "type forward slash twice"
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+ * (an adverb or function word, NOT_A_SLUG).
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+ * Off with COS_DICTATION_SPOKEN_PATHS=0. Meeting lines never come here (they stay faithful).
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+ * and must keep a link the dictionary already wrote. It returns why an answer is refused,
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+ * or null. A refused answer means the caller sends the pre-polish text instead.
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+ */
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+ /**
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+ * marks". The names of the key, singular and plural, adverbs, and common function words.
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+ */
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+ export const NOT_A_SLUG = new Set([
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+ 'key', 'keys', 'character', 'characters', 'char', 'chars', 'sign', 'signs', 'symbol', 'symbols', 'mark', 'marks', 'button', 'buttons',
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+ 'instead', 'too', 'twice', 'once', 'again', 'everywhere', 'here', 'there', 'only', 'please', 'first', 'last', 'also', 'now', 'then',
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+ 'either', 'neither', 'always', 'never', 'anywhere', 'somewhere', 'before', 'after', 'later', 'yet', 'still', 'though', 'anyway',
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+ 'the', 'a', 'an', 'and', 'or', 'but', 'nor', 'so', 'to', 'of', 'in', 'on', 'at', 'for', 'with', 'by', 'from', 'as', 'it', 'its',
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+ 'this', 'that', 'these', 'those', 'is', 'are', 'was', 'were', 'be', 'if', 'not', 'no', 'yes', 'all', 'each', 'every', 'both',
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+ 'more', 'less', 'one', 'two', 'three', 'thanks', 'ok', 'okay',
40
+ ])
41
+ /** "forward slash" (or "forward-slash"), one word, then a phrase end. */
42
+ const SPOKEN_PATH = /(?<![\p{L}\p{N}])forward[ \t-]+slash[ \t]+([\p{L}\p{N}]+)(?=[ \t]*(?:[,.;:!?)]|\n|$))/giu
43
+
44
+ export function spokenPathsEnabled(env: NodeJS.ProcessEnv = process.env): boolean {
45
+ return !['0', 'false', 'off'].includes((env.COS_DICTATION_SPOKEN_PATHS ?? '').trim().toLowerCase())
46
+ }
47
+
48
+ export function renderSpokenPaths(text: string): string {
49
+ return text.replace(SPOKEN_PATH, (match: string, word: string, offset: number) => {
50
+ if (NOT_A_SLUG.has(word.toLowerCase())) return match
51
+ if (ARTICLE_BEFORE.test(text.slice(0, offset))) return match
52
+ return `/${word.toLowerCase()}`
53
+ })
54
+ }
55
+
56
+ /** A written link, email, domain, handle or path, as a polish answer might contain one. */
57
+ const LINK_TOKEN = new RegExp([
58
+ String.raw`https?:\/\/[^\s<>"')\]]+`,
59
+ String.raw`\bwww\.[^\s<>"')\]]+`,
60
+ String.raw`[\p{L}\p{N}._%+-]+@[\p{L}\p{N}-]+(?:\.[\p{L}\p{N}-]+)+`,
61
+ String.raw`\b[\p{L}\p{N}-]+(?:\.[\p{L}\p{N}-]+)*\.(?:${LINK_TLDS.join('|')})\b(?:\/[^\s<>"')\]]*)?`,
62
+ // A handle: "@sam", "@quilt_hq" (an email is matched whole above, first).
63
+ HANDLE.source,
64
+ // A path at the start of a token: "/pricing", "/build-and-price", "/docs/setup". Never
65
+ // "and/or" or "10/21" (a letter or digit right before the slash).
66
+ String.raw`(?<![\p{L}\p{N}\/])\/[\p{L}\p{N}_-]+(?:\/[\p{L}\p{N}_-]+)*`,
67
+ ].join('|'), 'giu')
68
+
69
+ export function linkTokens(text: string): string[] {
70
+ return (text.match(LINK_TOKEN) ?? []).map(token => token.replace(/[.,;:!?]+$/, ''))
71
+ }
72
+
73
+ const compact = (text: string) => text.toLowerCase().replace(/[^\p{L}\p{N}]+/gu, '')
74
+ const spoken = (text: string, re: RegExp) => re.test(text)
75
+ /** An explicit request for paths: "as slugs", "as paths", "as a URL". Not any "path" ("the critical path"). */
76
+ const ASKS_FOR_PATHS = /\bas\s+(?:an?\s+)?(?:slugs?|paths?|urls?)\b/u
77
+ /** A dot spoken, or written between two letters ("docs.example"). "v6.83" or "3.5" is not one. */
78
+ const SPOKEN_DOT = /\bdot\b|\p{L}\.\p{L}/u
79
+
80
+ /**
81
+ * Why a polish answer must not be sent, or null.
82
+ * - 'invented_link': the answer holds a link, email, handle or path whose letters the speaker
83
+ * never said (a word from `knownSpellings`, the dictionary's vocabulary, counts as said, so a
84
+ * corrected spelling passes), or whose shape they never spoke: a path without "slash" (unless
85
+ * they asked for slugs, paths or a URL), a domain without "dot", an email or handle without
86
+ * "at". A scheme or "www" nobody said fails on its letters. A path made only of NOT_A_SLUG
87
+ * words ("/twice", "/everywhere") is the character talked about, not a page.
88
+ * - 'lost_dictionary_link': the text going in held a link the dictionary wrote (a
89
+ * correction-only form such as "/pricing") and the answer dropped it, in any case.
90
+ * Not handled: a number said as words and written as digits ("three sixty dot com" as
91
+ * "360.com") reads as invented; the answer is refused and the pre-polish text goes out.
92
+ */
93
+ export function polishLinkProblem(
94
+ input: string,
95
+ output: string,
96
+ dictionaryLinks: readonly string[] = [],
97
+ knownSpellings: readonly string[] = [],
98
+ ): 'invented_link' | 'lost_dictionary_link' | null {
99
+ const inputFold = input.toLowerCase(), outputFold = output.toLowerCase()
100
+ for (const link of dictionaryLinks) {
101
+ const l = link.toLowerCase()
102
+ if (l && inputFold.includes(l) && !outputFold.includes(l)) return 'lost_dictionary_link'
103
+ }
104
+ const said = compact(input)
105
+ const known = new Set(knownSpellings.map(compact).filter(Boolean))
106
+ for (const token of linkTokens(output)) {
107
+ const lower = token.toLowerCase()
108
+ // Every letter run in the link must have been said somewhere (not necessarily in order).
109
+ const pieces = lower.split(/[^\p{L}\p{N}]+/u).filter(Boolean)
110
+ if (pieces.some(piece => !said.includes(piece) && !known.has(piece))) return 'invented_link'
111
+ // And its shape must have been spoken. A link already written in the input has its marks there.
112
+ if (lower.includes('@') && !spoken(inputFold, /@|\bat\b/)) return 'invented_link'
113
+ if (/\.[\p{L}]/u.test(lower.replace(/^https?:\/\//, '').split('@').pop() ?? '') && !spoken(inputFold, SPOKEN_DOT)) return 'invented_link'
114
+ if (lower.startsWith('/') && !spoken(inputFold, /\bslash\b|(?<![\p{L}\p{N}])\/[\p{L}\p{N}]/u) && !spoken(inputFold, ASKS_FOR_PATHS)) return 'invented_link'
115
+ // "/twice", "/everywhere": the speaker talked about the character, not a page (NOT_A_SLUG).
116
+ if (lower.startsWith('/') && !lower.includes('.') && pieces.every(piece => NOT_A_SLUG.has(piece))) return 'invented_link'
117
+ }
118
+ return null
119
+ }
@@ -9,7 +9,9 @@
9
9
  * - a filler-like the deterministic pass leaves to the model ("like", "you know", "kind of"),
10
10
  * or a sentence that opens on a tic ("So", "Well", "Okay")
11
11
  * - a filler sound still present (a meeting line, or one the pass kept)
12
- * - spoken formatting or punctuation ("new line", "bullet point", "comma", "question mark")
12
+ * - spoken formatting or punctuation ("new line", "bullet point", "comma", "question mark"), and
13
+ * since 6.83.1 spoken links and formatting instructions ("slash", "dot com", "underscore",
14
+ * "at sign", "all caps", "slugs")
13
15
  * - text that does not read as finished: no capital at the start or no closing punctuation
14
16
  * - more than MAX_WORDS words
15
17
  * Each check errs toward calling the model: a false "needed" costs a model call, a false
@@ -27,7 +29,7 @@ const REPEAT = /(?<![\p{L}\p{N}'])([\p{L}\p{N}']+)[\s,]+\1(?![\p{L}\p{N}'])/iu
27
29
  const FALSE_START = /(?<![\p{L}\p{N}'])([\p{L}']+)\s+[\p{L}']+(?:\s+[\p{L}']+)?,\s+\1(?![\p{L}\p{N}'])/iu
28
30
  const FILLER_LIKE = /\b(like|you know|kind of|kinda|sort of|sorta|basically|literally|i guess)\b|^["“(]?(so|well|okay|ok|alright|anyway)\b/i
29
31
  const FILLER = /(?<![\p{L}\p{N}'’-])(um+|uhm|uh+|erm?|ah+|hm+|mm+|mhm)(?![\p{L}\p{N}'’-])/iu
30
- const FORMATTING = /\b(new ?line|new paragraph|next line|bullet( point)?|numbered|number (one|two|three|1|2|3)|comma|period|full stop|question mark|exclamation (point|mark)|colon|semicolon|open (quote|paren)|close (quote|paren)|dash)\b/i
32
+ const FORMATTING = /\b(new ?line|new paragraph|next line|bullet( point)?|numbered|number (one|two|three|1|2|3)|comma|period|full stop|question mark|exclamation (point|mark)|colon|semicolon|open (quote|paren)|close (quote|paren)|dash|slash|backslash|underscore|hyphen|at sign|dot (com|net|org|io|ai|co|dev|app)|all caps|slugs?)\b/i
31
33
 
32
34
  export function polishNeed(text: string): PolishNeed | null {
33
35
  const trimmed = text.trim()
@@ -1,6 +1,9 @@
1
1
  // One-word dictionary learning (6.73.11). "Fix a word" in COS Control, and any
2
2
  // other surface, teaches ONE correction at a time: heard → written joins the
3
- // corrections map and `written` joins the vocabulary, in one write. Every learn
3
+ // corrections map and `written` joins the vocabulary, in one write. Since 6.83.1 a
4
+ // written form that is a link, email or path ("forward slash pricing" written
5
+ // "/pricing") is kept as a correction ONLY: it never joins the vocabulary, so it
6
+ // never reaches a decoder prompt. Every learn
4
7
  // is logged (bounded, newest first) so the person can see what COS learned, from
5
8
  // where, and undo exactly that one entry.
6
9
  //
@@ -42,11 +45,19 @@ export type UndoResult =
42
45
  | { ok: false; status: number; error: string }
43
46
 
44
47
  // Positive vocab is injected into the Whisper decoder prompt; URLs/emails/paths
45
- // there induce ".com"/handle hallucinations on quiet audio, so they are refused.
48
+ // there induce ".com"/handle hallucinations on quiet audio, so they never join the
49
+ // vocabulary. As a correction's written form they are fine (6.83.1): corrections are
50
+ // applied to text after decoding and are not part of any decoder prompt.
51
+ // 6.83.1: one top-level-domain list for this guard and the polish link check (dictation-format.ts).
52
+ export const LINK_TLDS = ['com', 'net', 'org', 'io', 'ai', 'co', 'gov', 'edu', 'app', 'dev', 'us', 'uk'] as const
53
+ const TLD = new RegExp(`\\.(?:${LINK_TLDS.join('|')})\\b`, 'i')
54
+ /** "@sam" or "@quilt_hq": a handle seeds handle hallucinations in the decoder just as an email does. */
55
+ export const HANDLE = /(?<![\p{L}\p{N}._%+-])@[\p{L}\p{N}_]{2,}/u
46
56
  export function looksLikeUrlEmailPath(s: string): boolean {
47
57
  return /(?:https?:\/\/|www\.)/i.test(s)
48
58
  || /@[\w.-]+\.\w/.test(s)
49
- || /\.(?:com|net|org|io|ai|co|gov|edu|app|dev)\b/i.test(s)
59
+ || TLD.test(s)
60
+ || HANDLE.test(s)
50
61
  || /[/\\]/.test(s)
51
62
  }
52
63
 
@@ -78,26 +89,30 @@ export function learnCorrection(
78
89
  return { ok: false, status: 400, error: 'a correction cannot contain line breaks or control characters' }
79
90
  }
80
91
  if (heard === written) return { ok: false, status: 400, error: 'the written spelling is the same as what was heard' }
81
- if (looksLikeUrlEmailPath(written)) {
82
- return { ok: false, status: 400, error: 'the written spelling cannot be a URL, email or path; it would join the decoder prompt' }
92
+ // 6.83.1: a link, email or path is a correction only (see correctionOnly).
93
+ const correctionOnly = isCorrectionOnly(written)
94
+ if (correctionOnly && !/[\p{L}\p{N}]/u.test(written)) {
95
+ // "/" or "@" alone rewrites every "slash" or "at" in every transcript: no word to anchor it.
96
+ return { ok: false, status: 400, error: 'the written spelling needs a letter or number; a bare symbol would rewrite every sentence that says it' }
83
97
  }
84
98
 
85
99
  const existingKey = Object.keys(words.corrections).find(key => same(key, heard)) ?? null
86
100
  const correctionChanged = existingKey !== heard || words.corrections[heard] !== written
87
101
  const inVocabulary = words.vocabulary.some(term => same(term, written))
88
- if (!correctionChanged && inVocabulary) return { ok: true, unchanged: true }
102
+ if (!correctionChanged && (inVocabulary || correctionOnly)) return { ok: true, unchanged: true }
89
103
 
90
104
  if (existingKey === null && Object.keys(words.corrections).length >= MAX_TERMS) {
91
105
  return { ok: false, status: 409, error: `the dictionary already holds ${MAX_TERMS} corrections; remove one first` }
92
106
  }
93
- if (!inVocabulary && words.vocabulary.length >= MAX_TERMS) {
107
+ const addsVocabulary = !inVocabulary && !correctionOnly
108
+ if (addsVocabulary && words.vocabulary.length >= MAX_TERMS) {
94
109
  return { ok: false, status: 409, error: `the vocabulary already holds ${MAX_TERMS} terms; remove one first` }
95
110
  }
96
111
 
97
112
  const corrections = { ...words.corrections }
98
113
  if (existingKey !== null && existingKey !== heard) delete corrections[existingKey]
99
114
  corrections[heard] = written
100
- const vocabulary = inVocabulary ? [...words.vocabulary] : [...words.vocabulary, written]
115
+ const vocabulary = addsVocabulary ? [...words.vocabulary, written] : [...words.vocabulary]
101
116
  const entry: CorrectionLogEntry = {
102
117
  id: stamp.id,
103
118
  heard,
@@ -106,11 +121,72 @@ export function learnCorrection(
106
121
  at: stamp.at,
107
122
  replacedKey: existingKey,
108
123
  previous: existingKey === null ? null : words.corrections[existingKey],
109
- addedVocabulary: !inVocabulary,
124
+ addedVocabulary: addsVocabulary,
110
125
  }
111
126
  return { ok: true, unchanged: false, words: { vocabulary, corrections }, entry }
112
127
  }
113
128
 
129
+ /**
130
+ * 6.83.1: a written form that is a link, email or path is kept in the corrections map
131
+ * and never added to the vocabulary (the decoder prompt). Same test as the vocabulary
132
+ * guard, so nothing the decoder refuses can reach it through a correction.
133
+ */
134
+ export function isCorrectionOnly(written: string): boolean {
135
+ return looksLikeUrlEmailPath(written)
136
+ }
137
+
138
+ /** The one line a client can show after a correction-only learn. No em dashes, no arrows. */
139
+ export const CORRECTION_ONLY_NOTE = 'Saved as a correction. Links, emails and paths are never added to the words that guide transcription, so COS rewrites what it hears instead.'
140
+
141
+ /**
142
+ * The written forms of correction-only entries ("/pricing"). The polish link check
143
+ * (routes/prompt-drafts.ts) refuses an answer that drops one of them.
144
+ */
145
+ export function correctionOnlyForms(corrections: Record<string, string>): string[] {
146
+ const out: string[] = []
147
+ for (const value of Object.values(corrections)) {
148
+ const v = value.trim()
149
+ if (v && isCorrectionOnly(v) && !out.includes(v)) out.push(v)
150
+ }
151
+ return out
152
+ }
153
+
154
+ /**
155
+ * The rolling transcript context Whisper is primed with already holds corrected text, so
156
+ * a correction-only form ("/pricing") would reach the decoder through it. Put the spoken
157
+ * form back ("forward slash pricing") before priming: the decoder hears words, never the
158
+ * link or path. Any case ("/Pricing" too). Longest forms first so "/build-and-price" is not
159
+ * split by "/build".
160
+ */
161
+ export function decoderSafeContext(context: string, corrections: Record<string, string>): string {
162
+ const pairs = Object.entries(corrections)
163
+ .map(([heard, written]) => [heard.trim(), written.trim()] as const)
164
+ .filter(([heard, written]) => heard && written && isCorrectionOnly(written) && !isCorrectionOnly(heard))
165
+ .sort((a, b) => b[1].length - a[1].length)
166
+ let out = context
167
+ for (const [heard, written] of pairs) {
168
+ out = out.replace(new RegExp(written.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, '\\$&'), 'gi'), () => heard)
169
+ }
170
+ return out
171
+ }
172
+
173
+ /**
174
+ * The decoder's priming window (6.83.1 QA W2): swap correction-only forms back to speech
175
+ * BEFORE taking the last `max` characters, so a dictionary link that straddles the cut can
176
+ * never leave its tail in the window. A first token the cut split that still reads as a
177
+ * link ("ample.com", "@example", "e/pricing", from a link the speaker said that is not in
178
+ * the dictionary) is dropped too; a split ordinary word stays, as before.
179
+ */
180
+ export function decoderContextWindow(context: string | undefined, corrections: Record<string, string>, max = 250): string | undefined {
181
+ if (context === undefined) return undefined
182
+ const safe = decoderSafeContext(context, corrections)
183
+ if (safe.length <= max) return safe
184
+ const cut = safe.slice(-max)
185
+ const first = /^\S+/.exec(cut)?.[0] ?? ''
186
+ const split = first !== '' && /\S$/.test(safe.slice(0, safe.length - max))
187
+ return split && looksLikeUrlEmailPath(first) ? cut.slice(first.length).replace(/^\s+/, '') : cut
188
+ }
189
+
114
190
  /** Newest first, bounded. */
115
191
  export function appendLog(log: CorrectionLogEntry[], entry: CorrectionLogEntry): CorrectionLogEntry[] {
116
192
  return [entry, ...log].slice(0, MAX_LOG)
@@ -189,7 +265,9 @@ export function addVocabulary(words: GlossaryWords, raw: unknown): EditResult {
189
265
  const term = validTerm(raw, 'term')
190
266
  if (!term.ok) return term
191
267
  if (looksLikeUrlEmailPath(term.value)) {
192
- return { ok: false, status: 400, error: 'a vocabulary word cannot be a URL, email or path; it would join the decoder prompt' }
268
+ // A vocabulary word has no heard side: it only steers the decoder, which is exactly
269
+ // where a link, email or path does harm. Point at the correction that does work.
270
+ return { ok: false, status: 400, error: 'a link, email or path cannot be a vocabulary word because it would steer transcription. Add it as a correction instead: what you say, then how to write it' }
193
271
  }
194
272
  if (words.vocabulary.some(existing => same(existing, term.value))) return { ok: true, unchanged: true }
195
273
  if (words.vocabulary.length >= MAX_TERMS) {
@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@
12
12
  // entirety (silence artifacts, caption training, foreign script, filler-only).
13
13
 
14
14
  import { getNegativeRules, getVocabulary, getOwnerName, getWhisperCorrections } from './profile.js'
15
+ import { isCorrectionOnly } from './glossary-learn.js'
15
16
 
16
17
  // ── Whole-chunk silence hallucinations ─────────────────────────────────────
17
18
  const CAPTION_CREDIT_HALLUCINATION = /^\s*(?:closed\s+)?caption(?:ing|s)?\s+(?:is\s+)?provided\s+by\b/i
@@ -344,6 +345,10 @@ function getVocabEchoMatcher(): RegExp {
344
345
  // Include whisper_corrections key/value variants so the echo matches whatever
345
346
  // spelling whisper emits ("POS Nation" ↔ "POSNation", "Jewel 360" ↔ "Jewel360").
346
347
  for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(getWhisperCorrections())) {
348
+ // 6.83.1: a correction-only pair ("forward slash pricing" written "/pricing") is not in the
349
+ // vocabulary prompt, so it is not one of the seeded terms this detector exists for. Its heard
350
+ // phrase is how the person dictates a link; a chunk of just that phrase is kept as speech.
351
+ if (isCorrectionOnly(value)) continue
347
352
  raw.add(key)
348
353
  raw.add(value)
349
354
  }
@@ -24,7 +24,15 @@ import { MAC_CAPTURE_ID } from './mac-recording.js'
24
24
  import { MacParakeetUnavailableError } from './mac-recording-asr.js'
25
25
  import { transcribeParakeet, type ParakeetResult, type ParakeetRunOptions } from './parakeet.js'
26
26
  import { isDeletionProneEngine, resolveHypotheses, RESOLVER_VERSION, type Hypothesis } from './stt-resolver.js'
27
- import { getVocabulary } from './profile.js'
27
+ import { getVocabulary, getWhisperCorrections } from './profile.js'
28
+ import { decoderContextWindow } from './glossary-learn.js'
29
+
30
+ /** 6.83.1: the decoder's priming window, with correction-only forms put back to speech before the cut. */
31
+ function decoderWindow(previousText?: string): string | undefined {
32
+ let corrections: Record<string, string> = {}
33
+ try { corrections = getWhisperCorrections() } catch { /* a test double without it reads as none */ }
34
+ return decoderContextWindow(previousText, corrections)
35
+ }
28
36
  import { captureSpeakerMode, policyLabel } from './meeting-speaker-policy.js'
29
37
  import { durableAtomicWriteFileSync } from './atomic-fs.js'
30
38
  import { isMetalBatchPreempted } from './whisper-metal-gate.js'
@@ -526,7 +534,7 @@ async function decodeWhisperOnce(
526
534
  audioDir: string,
527
535
  ): Promise<HighQualityTranscriptionResult> {
528
536
  try {
529
- return await deps.whisper(input, previousText?.slice(-250), { priority: 'batch', timestamps })
537
+ return await deps.whisper(input, decoderWindow(previousText), { priority: 'batch', timestamps })
530
538
  } catch (error) {
531
539
  // A live meeting took the GPU mid-segment. The truncated Metal output
532
540
  // was already discarded upstream (BLOCKER contract) — it is never
@@ -539,7 +547,7 @@ async function decodeWhisperOnce(
539
547
  + 'retrying once on CPU',
540
548
  )
541
549
  refreshPendingLease(audioDir)
542
- return deps.whisper(input, previousText?.slice(-250), { priority: 'batch', forceCpu: true, forceCpuReason: 'preempt_retry', timestamps })
550
+ return deps.whisper(input, decoderWindow(previousText), { priority: 'batch', forceCpu: true, forceCpuReason: 'preempt_retry', timestamps })
543
551
  }
544
552
  }
545
553
 
@@ -1043,7 +1051,7 @@ function queueProgressiveWork(sessionId: string, state: ProgressiveSessionState)
1043
1051
  const identity = currentCheckpointIdentity()
1044
1052
  const enhanced = await asrFrontEnd(combined, identity.frontEnd)
1045
1053
  if (controller.signal.aborted || state.closed) return
1046
- const decoded = await transcribeHighQuality(enhanced, pending.previousText?.slice(-250), {
1054
+ const decoded = await transcribeHighQuality(enhanced, decoderWindow(pending.previousText), {
1047
1055
  priority: 'batch',
1048
1056
  forceCpu: true,
1049
1057
  forceCpuReason: 'progressive_checkpoint',
@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ import { existsSync, readFileSync, mkdirSync } from 'node:fs'
5
5
  import { homedir } from 'node:os'
6
6
  import { resolve, dirname } from 'node:path'
7
7
  import { atomicWriteFileSync } from './atomic-fs.js'
8
+ import { looksLikeUrlEmailPath } from './glossary-learn.js'
8
9
 
9
10
  const APP_ROOT = resolve(import.meta.dirname, '../..')
10
11
 
@@ -136,7 +137,8 @@ export function getVocabulary(): string[] {
136
137
  if (typeof value !== 'string') return []
137
138
  const term = value.trim()
138
139
  const key = term.toLowerCase()
139
- if (!term || PLACEHOLDER_VOCABULARY.has(key) || seen.has(key)) return []
140
+ // 6.83.1: a link, email, handle or path never steers the decoder, even hand-written here.
141
+ if (!term || PLACEHOLDER_VOCABULARY.has(key) || seen.has(key) || looksLikeUrlEmailPath(term)) return []
140
142
  seen.add(key)
141
143
  return [term]
142
144
  })